Sentence examples for vertical drinking from inspiring English sources

What the industry calls "vertical drinking" was the norm in these new venues.

Chains of horrendous corporate-owned "vertical drinking establishments" — giant Identikit bars — threaten the real pubs, and the real pubs are mostly owned by equally horrendous "pubcos," companies invented to dodge laws against brewing monopolies.

What they want is "high-volume vertical drinking", where the mostly young stand around high tables, down their poison and move to the next drinking hole, chatting but never settling.

In 2005, when changes in the law allowed pubs to stay open for longer, managers at some large vertical-drinking pubs were reportedly offered bonuses of up to £20,000 if they used sales techniques – upselling singles to doubles, for instance – to exceed revenue targets.

Make sure the so-called deepest vertical pocket is being measured; alternately, drinking two liters of water before the test can raise amniotic fluid levels.

Vertical fiscal imbalance.

Then, "Vertical".

The drinking.

(The mention of Caesar's giving up drinking draws knowing laughs; so do descriptions of the real-estate-consuming rich.) More crucially, the vacillations of Brutus, the play's true protagonist, feel more horizontal than vertical; they never build.

Drinking espresso.

More drinking.