Sentence examples for were to drink from inspiring English sources
The more they overestimated, he said, the more likely they were to drink heavily.
Mr. Bates was impressed by the minerality and the purity of several of the wines, but on the whole said they were to drink, not to ponder.
Mrs. Small's ambitions, she said, were to drink beer and dance the Lindy Hop with her gentleman friend, Mr. Frank Oxley, who is in the real estate business.
If New York City were to drink nothing but Long Island wine, it might consume the region's annual production in a week.
If 10,000 people were to drink two liters of water contaminated with 15 picocuries per liter of radiation a day for 70 years, less than one additional fatal cancer would be expected.
Civic groups such as Reyes's started translating public notices warning the public that they were to drink only bottled water.
"But mainly it's to drink".
The trick, apparently, was to drink while the clock spun.
My goal was to drink with as many people in as many countries as possible.
