Sentence examples for the idea of drinking from inspiring English sources

If the idea of drinking champagne in Champagne sounds exorbitantly ritzy, think again.

And the idea of drinking a 750-milliliter bottle alone can be daunting.

Mr. Goodhart and I loved the idea of drinking these softly fruity, minerally wines with food.

I like the idea of drinking something luxurious and elegant to accompany simple food.

It shows that people are still charmed by the idea of drinking booze out of a coffee mug.

It's taken a long time, but discerning American wine drinkers are slowly getting used to the idea of drinking wine from a box.

The grimly self-destructive antiheroine of Jean Rhys's Good Morning, Midnight holes herself up in a Paris apartment with "the bright idea of drinking herself to death", and the novel is clear-eyed about the numbing claustrophobia of drinking.

The idea of not drinking five years ago would have been alien to me.

Teammates, he acknowledged, "think it is crazy," particularly the idea of not drinking water all day.

Including men in these events "is a great way to socialize the idea of women drinking whiskey," she added.

The idea of just drinking for pleasure was completely alien to me, but I loved the lazy ease of drunkenness, the warmth in my bones, and the feeling of comfort and confidence that it brought.