Sentences with phrase «eye on the alcohol»

Women who have gastric bypass surgery to lose weight should keep a close eye on their alcohol consumption, according to new research at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.

Try to keep an eye on the alcohol consumption....

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We're most likely to spend on soaking up our alcohol, with 60.83 % of shoppers saying they spend on food (got to brighten up those bleary eyes somehow).

This is to be enjoyed with a weather eye on the horizon for inflatable alcohol industry Nazis, judgemental washed up neo-prohibitionists or any grandiloquent, ostentatious foxes.»

These may include the scent of smoke or alcohol on your child's clothing or breath; red eyes; secretive behavior; and a sudden change in friends she hangs out with.

Judging by some of the red - eyes on display, concerns about alcohol weren't overly pressing the night before.

Treat the bite with rubbing alcohol, and keep an eye on it for several weeks to make sure you don't develop a bulls - eye rash, which could indicate Lyme disease.

We also wipe with alcohol but not close to eyes and nose and never on lips when it was excessively oily.

Drink alcohol moderately and always keep an eye on your drinks if you wish to avoid undesirable situations and become a poor victim.

The Trip to Echo Spring: On Writers and Drinking made numerous «best of» lists in 2014 with its gimlet - eyed portrayal of the ravages of alcohol on the careers of otherwise distinguished writerOn Writers and Drinking made numerous «best of» lists in 2014 with its gimlet - eyed portrayal of the ravages of alcohol on the careers of otherwise distinguished writeron the careers of otherwise distinguished writers.

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Always keep a close eye on them, and never give them any alcohol as a treat or joke.

In addition, her eyes were bloodshot and watery, her speech was mumbled, and she had the scent of alcohol on her breath, according to reports.

If he then claims to have smelled alcohol on your breath, or to have seen inflammation in your eyes, you may soon face an unexpected DUI.

Police allege that the man had a strong odor of alcohol on his breath, bloodshot and watery eyes and slurred speech.

He had slurred speech, bloodshot eyes, an inability to focus, and an odour of alcohol on his breath and body.

If you post a sign saying no alcohol allowed on premises and you keep an eye out for blatant violations and deal w / them accordingly you're fine.

Apparently, George had alcohol on his breath and exhibited slurred speech and glassy eyes.

During that time the officer will ask you some basic questions, shine a flashlight in your face to get a read on your eyes, and lean into your open window to take a whiff of any alcohol - laden breath.

Thus, even if a driver admit to the cop they've had a few drinks, or even if the cop smells alcohol on the drivers breath, or even if his speech is slurred, or his eyes are glossy, this is not reasonable and probable grounds to demand a breath test.

Therefore, you have to watch yourself: keep your valuables secure, don't drink too much alcohol, keep a close eye on the kids — all the things you do back home to stay safe.

Experienced in barbacking, which entails maintaining a clean work space for the bartenders, keeping an eye on ice in the well, monitoring amount of alcohol left in the bottles, making sure that kegs don't run dry by replacing them in a timely fashion, dealing with customers, and making cocktails / pouring drinks.