Sentence examples for the drinkable from inspiring English sources
noun
That which can be drunk.
If this isn't the drinkable essence of England, nothing is.
While she appreciated the drinkable tap water, she said Chinatown was a letdown.
The greywater contains about 70% of the drinkable water or 60 70% of the domestic produced wastewater (Friedler 2004).
Various desalination schemes have been utilized to utilise water from such available resources to convert the available water in to the drinkable water.
In a medium term, this growth would affect the quality and the volume of the pure water produced by the drinkable water treatment facility.
The Drinkable Book is as clever as its name.
Their output varies from the merely drinkable to the toxic: a dud batch of home-brewed spirit recently claimed around 100 lives in Kenya.
And for a $320 annual membership fee, members enjoy privacy, free monthly tastings and a choice from over 300 single malts, from the delightfully drinkable to the rare reserves.
When the most drinkable of the cocktails is made with Cognac (Men in Cognac, which sounds like a misandrist's excellent revenge plot), it's an indicator that soju or beer is best.
The milk was silky; it was served at the correct, drinkable, not madly hot, temperature; and the properly dosed espresso shot shone through, as it should, a little liquorice flickering at its edges.
What all these wines have in common, whether it's the undrinkable 1787 Lafite or the eminently drinkable 1945 Mouton, and what makes them command such astronomic prices, is their scarcity value.
