Sentences with phrase «alcoholic drinks to»

Guests are welcome to bring their own alcoholic drinks to enjoy on their cruise.

There is no mention of a limit of the number or drinks you can have, but you may find you have a certain selection of alcoholic drinks to choose from.

It comes with a number of perks from priority boarding to free alcoholic drinks to bonus True Blue points.

Alcoholic drinks to order in a bar.

Of the 49 subjects, 29 received two alcoholic drinks to mildly intoxicate them, and the rest received placebo drinks.

Make sure to always have a glass of water or club soda by your side, and be sure to drink a glass of either between alcoholic drinks to stay hydrated and avoid drinking too much alcohol.

The British in India commonly drank ginger beer with curries, and beer of all kinds seems to be the universally accepted alcoholic drink to accompany curries worldwide.

She should wait at least 2 hours after a single alcoholic drink to breastfeed to avoid passing any alcohol to the baby.

If you are with heavy drinkers, don't be afraid to accept an alcoholic drink to appease demands for you to drink too.

Food helps to numb the emotions we'd rather not feel in the same way alcoholics drink to numb out.

Not exact matches

No one wants to admit they don't make it to the gym a three days a week or consume more than «a few» alcoholic drinks at the holiday party.

The drinking age in the United States was 18 a generation ago; now it's 21, With no drunk driving, and with a massive alcoholic beverages lobby, expect to see it go down.

Cancer doctors in the US say even as little as one glass a day of an alcoholic drink can contribute to your risk of developing cancer.

The Sierra foothills are a very old wine - growing region because of the gold rush: The miners would plant vines, harvest the fruit, ferment the grapes... it gave them something alcoholic to drink.

«One of the diagnostic questions used to determine whether you're an alcoholic is whether your drinking has interfered with your work.

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.

100,000: The number of new places to buy an alcoholic beverage in the U.S. that have been added since 2007, according to Nielsen, which notes the expansion of drinking outlets in places like dart clubs, movie theaters, and social ping pong establishments.

After immigrating to Vancouver in 2000, Guo spent nearly 10 years working to become a successful Chinese entrepreneur — a specialist in the Canadian alcoholic drinks industry.

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.

Or that sick, diseased, «SAVED» alcoholic that comes around the corner to fast and wipes out a family of 6, and continues to drink himself into death.

The gift of God to the recovering alcoholic is «a desire to stop drinking» and people who care enough to be honest about life in the pursuit of sobriety.

My soon to be 2 years of being a «dry drunk», an alcoholic is yes, due my belief in a higher power, perhaps GOD or God or even another human being who has lived thier life alikened my path in life.

Here's the counter example: That young man was a known alcoholic, and comes to his baptism drunk, and right after he emerges from the waters takes a long swig from his 5th of Jack saying: «I'm a Christian and God's loves me just the way I am.»

It is still common in Europe and other areas to drink alcoholic beverages, even as children.

Suddenly he realized that he might get drunk again, unless he found another alcoholic to talk to.

I heard a stat one time... that approx. 1 in 4000 to 5000 alcoholics are able to stop drinking on their own.

There's a reason in the late 70's and 80's when we wanted to try and prevent drunk driving we did it by education and things like Alcoholics Anonymous.

It does this by keeping the initiative with him throughout the process, by making him feel accepted in a group, by respecting his rights as an adult to think and do what he himself wants to (including getting drunk), and by giving him a sense of unique usefulness in helping other alcoholics.

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.

If the pastor knows even one alcoholic who he thinks really wants to stop drinking, he can very well help him to start an AA group.

Mary Karr — «completely unbaptised, completely without faith», an «undiluted agnostic», an alcoholic and someone who wants «to eat all of the chocolate and snort all of the cocaine and kiss all the boys», the child of a father who drank himself to death and a mother who married seven times — started going.

It is well established that many alcoholics have tried to drink socially, after a prolonged period of abstinence, and have been unable to do so.

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.

He asserts that 19 alcoholics he has treated have recovered the ability to drink normally.

One alcoholic recalls: «I went to see the psychiatrist when I couldn't stop drinking.

The possibility that in rare cases recovered alcoholics may reestablish the ability to drink in controlled fashion is largely an academic issue from the counselor's standpoint.

Contrary to popular belief, most alcoholics don't stay sober by continually resisting the temptation to drink.

Another group of alcoholics encountered in pastoral counseling are those whose abnormal drinking is painfully obvious to the «significant others» in their lives, but not to themselves.

However, most alcoholics would prefer abstinence to drinking that the person can not «feel.»

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 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.

Having been told that his drinking is «purely symptomatic,» and this by a highly trained, respected professional, the person is practically paralyzed in his ability to face the all - important facts that he is an alcoholic and must find a way to interrupt the addictive cycle.

Subsumed under this goal are four operational objectives which may be seen as overlapping stages of treatment: Helping the alcoholic (a) to accept the fact that his drinking is a problem with which he needs help; (b) to obtain, medical treatment; (c) to interrupt the addictive cycle and keep it interrupted by learning to avoid the first drink; (d) to achieve a re-synthesis of his life without alcohol.

It would be utter folly, therefore, to suggest to an alcoholic that he might recover his ability to drink socially.

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.»

When injured by a «jackroller» — one who makes his living robbing them when they are drunk — or suffering from alcoholic delirium, the Bowery alcoholic is taken to Bellevue, the city hospital.

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.»

Some people have raised the question as to whether teaching an alcoholic that his drinking is an illness will not give him a heavy weapon to use against those who are trying to persuade him to stop that drinking; saying that he might then be able to shrug the whole thing off with some statement like «How can I help it — it's a disease, isn't it?»

Whether or not the alcoholic is hospitalized during the detoxification period (usually requiring only a few days), the chances are that he will need massive doses of vitamins and minerals to overcome the devitaminosis and general malnutrition resulting from «drinking one's meals» over a long period.

The rejection implied in the label «hopeless» reactivates the alcoholic's hostilities and anxieties, thus contributing to the continuation of his drinking.