Sentences with phrase «alcoholic drinks for»

Poured and opened beers, prepared mixed drinks and made specialty alcoholic drinks for customers

On board we also have a selection of soft and alcoholic drinks for purchase available.

I also spent time swimming in the large infinity pool, which is situated between the ocean and the imposing 3241m high «Mount Agung» a truly amazing vista no matter which direction you look, and the pool bar offers a variety of mocktails as well as alcoholic drinks for those of us who might like to indulge.

Includes an all - you - can - eat continental and Asian inspired dinner, all - you - can - drink non-alcoholic drinks, a basic bar with your first two alcoholic drinks for free.

I know, I could have purchased two alcoholic drinks for that, but shhhhhhhh.

Moderate drinking can be defined as having a maximum of 4 alcoholic drinks for men and 3 for women in one day, or a maximum of 14 alcoholic drinks for men and 7 drinks for women in a week.

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Yes, SOME alcoholics drink for that reason, but not ALL alcoholics do.

Farage has prepared for the debate by not having an alcoholic drink for a week.

Not exact matches

If such adversity is the breeding ground for success, then Corcoran lucked out: Her semi-employed father occasionally drank too much — although Corcoran never labels him an alcoholic.

Each night, while sequestered for one of the trials, jurors were allowed two alcoholic drinks each.

Beer and wine: Alcoholic drinks are common at fast - food restaurants in many parts of the world, and for a simple reason: beer and wine draw customers in the evenings beyond meal times, and come with high markups.

The $ 1 focus might seem like a departure for a brand that's been trying to boost its single - digit sales gains with things like fancier locations that serve alcoholic drinks.

Among Irish and Canadian male alcoholics, the Irish drank more for asocial reasons (e.g., tranquilization, detachment, self - absorption), while Canadians drank more for social and sexual enhancement (Teahan, 1988).

Hmm — whose prayers change things, and why doesn't all prayer change things... a friend asked for a new house — got one; another friend asked to be cured from leukemia, God didn't answer her prayers — she died; another friend asked for wisdom on how to care for her elderly father, an alcoholic — still drinks, she still has no knowledge on what to do about it — never thought to maybe look up information about elder care.

It also helps account for the many times the taking of wine or alcoholic drink is referenced neutrally, as nothing but a common cultural practice.

The «cunningness» of an ongoing alcoholic is their denying themselves and others that they live an unmanagable extistence of drinking that is leading them nowhere with no end in sight on having anything worthy of showing for.

The word «moral» is a stumbling - block for him at first until Harry explains that it simply means those feelings and actions, past and present, which tend to make an alcoholic drink.

But the alcoholic has a drink or two and is exponentially more thirsty for alcohol than before.

In some alcoholics, the craving for the anesthetic effects of alcohol is so powerful that they will continue to drink, in spite of the nausea, until the reflex is broken.

For our purposes, the medical and psychiatric therapies may be divided into three categories according to their purpose: (1) those therapies that aid in the physical rehabilitation of the person suffering from the effects of an acute binge and / or prolonged excessive drinking over many years; (2) those that help to keep the addictive cycle broken and thus maintain sobriety for sufficient time to allow other therapies to take effect; (3) those that aim at lessening the alcoholic's personality problems — both those that contributed to the causation of his addiction and those resulting from the interpersonal chaos of progressive alcoholiFor our purposes, the medical and psychiatric therapies may be divided into three categories according to their purpose: (1) those therapies that aid in the physical rehabilitation of the person suffering from the effects of an acute binge and / or prolonged excessive drinking over many years; (2) those that help to keep the addictive cycle broken and thus maintain sobriety for sufficient time to allow other therapies to take effect; (3) those that aim at lessening the alcoholic's personality problems — both those that contributed to the causation of his addiction and those resulting from the interpersonal chaos of progressive alcoholifor sufficient time to allow other therapies to take effect; (3) those that aim at lessening the alcoholic's personality problems — both those that contributed to the causation of his addiction and those resulting from the interpersonal chaos of progressive alcoholism.

Turning to the second category of therapies, it is important to be cognizant of the fact that some alcoholics can not halt their compulsive drinking for long, even with the help of initial detoxification procedures and continuing affiliation with AA.

Straus has pointed out that effective therapy for homeless alcoholics «must offer substitute reward values for abstinence which will be at least equivalent to the reward value of excessive drinking and which will not require greater effort than is required by drinking.»

Antabuse, an American trade name for tetraethylthiuram disulfide, is a drug which deters the alcoholic from drinking and thus blocks the addictive cycle.

Then, within the web of meaningful interpersonal relations, AA proceeds to utilize the alcoholic's growing capacity for self - acceptance and responsibility by saying in effect, «But you can become responsible for changing your personality pattern so that you won't be driven to drink.»

By successfully interrupting the «runaway symptom» of drinking to overcome the effects of previous drinking, A.A. enables the alcoholic's personality resources to become available to him for handling his problems in living.

Sooner or later he will be confronted by the disturbing realization that alcoholics experience pleasures during some phases of their drinking episode and that the search for pleasure is deeply involved in their addiction.

millions of recovering alcoholics don't blame their genes for their drinking.

faith millions of recovering alcoholics don't blame their genes for their drinking.

He isolated the treatment paradox: «If the alcoholic's ailment is a disease that causes an inability to abstain from drinking how can a program insist on voluntary abstention as a condition for treatment?»

A former Methodist minister, presently doing public relations work for a banking firm, made the change because his new employers could accept his drinking and will hide the fact that he is an alcoholic.

Meaning, for the majority of our marriage time, he was a non-functioning alcoholic; binge drinking, can not keep a job, in / out of jail, suicide attempts — really horrible stuff.

Unless the alcoholic gets help in all four areas, his chances for recovery are very poor indeed (Dying for a Drink: What You Should Know about Alcoholism [Waco, TX: Word Books, 1985], p. 41).

As to alcoholics, he says: «The broad interpretation that best fits the evidence is that heavy drinkers are people for whom drinking has become a central activity in their way of life... for the long - term heavy drinker, life has come to center on drinking — life [that] is pervaded by a preoccupation with drinking, shaped and driven by the quest for drink, drinking situations, and drinking friends» (p. 100).

For the purpose of this book, an alcoholic is defined as a person who has become dependent on the drug alcohol, consequently drinking more alcohol than the socially accepted norm for his culture; his excessive drinking damages his health and his relation to his family, friends and jFor the purpose of this book, an alcoholic is defined as a person who has become dependent on the drug alcohol, consequently drinking more alcohol than the socially accepted norm for his culture; his excessive drinking damages his health and his relation to his family, friends and jfor his culture; his excessive drinking damages his health and his relation to his family, friends and job.

Hitting bottom usually takes us down enough pegs to realize we actually have problems with drinking (you'd be surprised how many drunken days and nights can pass before an alcoholic actually starts to even consider there just might be a problem, the rationalizations are amazingly strong and persistent), but then there's actually asking for help and doing what is suggested.

The alcoholic is asking for the knowledge and ability to line up his life with reality rather than expecting (as in his drinking days) that reality should adapt itself to him.

If they are illegal then there is the constant fear of living as an «outlaw» afraid to report abuses, even rape or other crimes, to the authorities, but then the same fears arise for drug users or alcoholics; the authorities are not perceived as being sympathetic to someone who needs to «shoot - up» or drink regularly, whose only source of income is to sell drugs or their bodies.

A certain alcoholic had been drunk nearly every night for five years.

Third, the minister can arrange for him to get acquainted with an experienced and accepting AA member who may serve as a bridge to feeling at home in an AA group [In a study of factors which produce «readiness» for affiliation with AA, Harrison M. Trice discovered that alcoholics with the following characteristics tend to relate effectively to AA: Before contact with AA, they often shared troubles with others, had lost drinking friends, had heard positive things about AA, had no relative or friend who had quit through willpower.

To illustrate, the statement by a trusted family doctor to an alcoholic patient, that he «is not an alcoholic but simply drinks too much and should cut down,» can petrify that man's resistance to seeing his problem for what it is.

Almost without exception, alcoholics attach themselves to those upon whom they can lean and upon whom they can depend for protection from the consequences of their drinking.

If an alcoholic's only motive in coming is to get money for drinking, the odds are great that he is not open to real help at that point.

It is less difficult for the alcoholic to face the grim fact that his life is in shambles because of his drinking if he knows that there are effective ways of stopping and of rejoining the human race.

By giving the alcoholic a purpose in living, a sense that he is an important part of a God - given plan to help others, one provides a positive reason for not drinking.

The primary responsibility for learning to avoid the first drink is the alcoholic's, and his major resource for accomplishing this is AA (or other treatment approaches).

The official preamble Alcoholics Anonymous states: «The only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking.»

Alcoholics Anonymous is a program for people who have lost the power to control their drinking.

In general, it is wise for a male minister not to call on female alcoholics who are drinking and alone, unless a stable female AA member is available to accompany him.

This succeeds only in giving the alcoholic an additional rationalization for his drinking.