Sentence examples for too drinking from inspiring English sources

When he sat on the couch with Hank on the chair next to him, holding cans of Coors Light while he packed, Danny there, too, drinking water and not meeting his now-former teammate's gaze.

Because, when the big swinging dicks of the trading world were at the pub each lunchtime, downing their lager, cussing out their rivals, deciding which office girls they'd like to do from behind and which they'd let be done frontwards, Tommy Chocolate would also be stood there too: drinking his traditional mug of hot chocolate, cutting a quieter, altogether more awkward figure.

He idolized his father, a truck driver and warehouse worker who lived nearby but spent his free time out, too, drinking and playing cards.

Instead, she was a down-to-earth, sensible woman, prone to laughter and extravagance, smoking too much, drinking too much.

At first, people kept phoning, to make sure that Nita was not too depressed, not too lonely, not eating too little or drinking too much.

Americans were too distracted — perhaps too busy drinking — to notice what they had lost.

I was working too hard, and drinking too much to relax.

He was not the first too die from drinking too much water.

I, too, was drinking more coffee than was healthy for me.

I try to do both, but can't: I'm too busy drinking.

He was too busy drinking.