Sentence examples for was whiskey from inspiring English sources
noun
A liquor distilled from the fermented mash of grain (as rye, corn, or barley).
Because if Monday to Thursday was whiskey club, Friday night was cocktail night and on cocktail night, said Liz, the global director of technology, "Well… Anything could happen".
Lucien's horror at discovering he's taken a big gulp of iced tea, when he thought it was whiskey, earns one of the evening's most robust laughs.
In Poole's best songs like "He Rambled," "Shootin' Creek" and "If the River Was Whiskey," the musical and the personal fuse.
When he sings, "If the river was whiskey and I was a duck/I'd dive to the bottom and I'd never come up," there's a deep sense that Poole inhabits the song, is alchemizing it into autobiography.
In Xinhua's reporting of details that came out in the trial, Ms. Gu and Mr. Heywood drank some tea and wine that she brought with her — one account said it was whiskey — and he apparently got so drunk that he fell in the bathroom.
The author began the blog in May 2003 out of boredom and disgust with poor journalism, sharing ruminations on news items and writing headlines like "If the East River Was Whiskey (We'd Go to Brooklyn All the Time)." Now TMFTML feels that "blogging is over," citing attention in more traditional media.
Never been a beer drinker, but nor was I the wine connoisseur I am today, so my choice of drink was whiskey-coke.
Favorite beverage is whiskey.
"Whiskey is whiskey," he protested.
"What there is to find is whiskey — lots of it".
"Whiskey is whiskey, right?" said Johnny Guzman, 29, over his lunch at the bar.
