Sentence examples for wild drinking from inspiring English sources

I had problems as a teenager – I was a little wild, drinking too much, experimenting with drugs, getting into bits of trouble.

Some reports have Wild drinking heavily—"practically an alcoholic", according to Shackleton's biographer, Roland Huntford.

To celebrate their six-month anniversary, Long Island socialites Tony and Carlotta Milburn arrange a wild drinking party with friends, culminating in a stop at the restaurant owned by Faronea.

Willie's wild drinking was fuelled by jealousy for his younger brother's literary acclaim and, perhaps, by experiences of abandonment and loneliness following his father's death back in Dublin in 1876.

"Wine in Antiquity Greece and Romee," looks at archaeological evidence of wine in northern Iran around 5000 B.C., the Greeks' wild drinking parties in honor of the god Dionysus and the Romans' integration of wine into banquets.

On a moonless night by the Black Sea he nearly drowns, but stumbles his way into a cave where a ragged gang of fishermen and sailors sitting around a fire take him in for a night of wild drinking and traditional dances.

Back then, we walked on the wild side, drinking the water that was actually piped into our homes.

Wild parties, drinking on duty, brutality, and a sloppy appearance were generally accepted in a ghetto command, as long as you got the job done.

After a wild night drinking beer and shaking their blue-jeaned tailfeathers to Blake Shelton's new version of the theme song, a group of local teenagers were killed in a road accident.

I am, however, a sucker for headlines that would say "How I Lost 20 Pounds Overnight by Rubbing Coconut Oil on My Elbow," or "10 Ways to Drive Your Lover Wild While Drinking Wine and Reading a Book".

Something maybe a Java leopard, maybe a pack of wild dogs was drinking the blood of local livestock, local officials said.