Sentence examples for through a drink from inspiring English sources

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Szczygieł devoted his book Gottland (winner of the 2009 European Book prize) to the conflicting attitudes that Czechs adopt towards communism; Hugo-Bader has travelled through a drink-sodden post-Soviet Russia (White Heat); while Tochman has analysed the consequences of the genocide in Rwanda (We Will Portray Death Today).

In the machine, pins puncture the foil top and plastic bottom of the K-Cup, and hot water flows through, brewing a drink into a mug.

For example, if you enter at a bar, you no longer have to tell your friends to wait for a minute while you whip out your phone and check in (though you may still want to wait until you're not mid-conversation or halfway through ordering a drink from the bartender).

There was perhaps no better way to begin my time with Wolfe Herd than a reminder that no matter how many hundreds of millions of woman-initiated matches have been made on Bumble, the company still exists in a world so ingrained with gender stereotypes that we couldn't get through pouring a drink before the first one reared its head.

The 1966 movie adaption with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton is so good, it's impossible to watch or sit through without a drink in hand.

It may not have been the best decision, but I made it through without taking a drink.

A small detail could evoke a whole gamut of emotions ("You are drawing on my soul like a drink through a straw").

Clear saliva bubbled up the tubing, making the incongruent slurping sound of the last drops of a drink through a soda straw.

The Economist recently presented the case for raising alcohol prices through taxes levied on a drink's strength (so that the most harmful drinks are more expensive).

Mr. Myles has been known to push a drink through closing train doors, leaving the tab to be settled the next day.