Sentence examples for were alcohol from inspiring English sources
noun
Any of a class of organic compounds (such as ethanol) containing a hydroxyl functional group (-OH).
Four of the six sponsors of the Guggenheim party, for example, were alcohol companies.
Those that increased a lot due to VAT were alcohol and tobacco, furniture, restaurants, cafes and hotels.
Close to half of intimate partner murders were alcohol related, and that rises to 87% among Indigenous Australians.
The most common diagnoses were alcohol abuse (18 per cent) and neurotic disorders (13.5 per cent).
One NSW study found that 41% of incidents of domestic assault reported to police between 2001 and 2010 were alcohol related.
Many were attracted to Thomas Cook's tours because, as a supporter of the temperance movement, Cook's original trips were alcohol free.
By 4am operators had answered 2,639 emergency calls, the majority of which were alcohol-related.
One of those on duty, Dr. Joseph Olowe, said many of the injuries were alcohol-related.
Alcoholism is more prevalent in men than women (in 2013, the NHS calculated that 9% of men and 4% of women were alcohol-dependent).
And also in the back of their minds there was a belief that artists were alcohol-fuelled and that was OK.
Five of the assaults were alcohol-related incidents.
