But when the Diet reconvenes in late August, the bureaucrats will still toil late and crawl into taxis for a long ride home, thirstily.
At the end of the evening, she returned to her hotel to find a fellow guest, who had come thirstily to the award ceremony, slumped unconscious on a table outside her room.
As California staggers thirstily through its worst drought in decades, the state's more conscientious residents are employing extreme measures to curb their neighbours' wasteful water use.
Strokes of precision chefliness — for example, a deliciously fishy Provençale fish soup with no discernible fish in it — can seem conspicuous in a place where waiters take your wine hostage, and then suddenly sneak up to pour some of it in a glass you have just thirstily half-filled with water.
Thirstily, she wrapped her hungry, vampire-red lips like a Baker SPD open side-pipe vise around his throbbing machinelike…hmm, take out that second comma, of course, but are vampires red?
Thirstily, the others clamored around him — proving that while Mr. Smith can dance, he struggles with a story.
In fact, the preppy trend has become so prevalent that indulging in it now calls for some restraint and imagination, lest you appear to be drinking the Cape Codder — the preppy Kool-Aid — a little too thirstily.
Over the past week, hordes of bartenders, distillers, liquor reps and booze hounds have descended thirstily upon New York City for the fourth annual Manhattan Cocktail Classic, one of the biggest spirit conferences in the world.
"The eye drinks in the sight of old ivy clinging" to a wall "as thirstily as the hot earth takes rain," the writer said.
