Sentence examples for was drink from inspiring English sources
verb
To consume (a liquid) through the mouth.
- He drank the water I gave him.
People believed it was drink.
"It was drink that got him.
It's not all bad; neither was drink.
It was drink or not drink time.
There is no suggestion this was drink-induced as the strongest refreshment on offer was orange juice.
Never mind that Khan was drink-driving, killed a homeless man, then found an innocent man to take the blame.
Then there is the "George Best effect" – where potential donors are put off by the thought of their livers going to someone whose plight was drink-related.
The Austrian far-right politician Jörg Haider was drink-driving when he crashed his car and died, an official from his party said today.
The series of inquiries - which have cost the taxpayer in excess of £12m - found that Paul was drink-driving when the Mercedes carrying the Princess and her lover, pursued by paparazzi, hit the 13th pillar of the Alma Tunnel in Paris on August 31 1997.
