Sentences with word «imbibe»

The Globes are notorious for the amount of alcohol imbibed in the ballroom, but bleary acceptance speeches were absent this year, a night that saw wins for «Boyhood» and the film's director, Richard Linklater, «The Grand Budapest Hotel» for best comedy and top acting honors for Michael Keaton in «Birdman,» Julianne Moore for «Still Alice» and Eddie Redmayne in «The Theory of Everything.»

«Shadows» at Long March Space, Liu Wei shifts his interest from color - field abstraction to how shadows land on materials imbibed with their own sensitivity.

But, sometimes you are trying to detox, or have vowed to eat more things that are green (lime wedges on a margarita don't count), or can't stomach the thought of imbibing more alcohol after that karaoke bender you went on last night.

Bacterial - related gastrointestinal problems could occur from drinking stagnant toilet water, however, so it is still a good idea to discourage your dog from imbibing from the commode.

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Susan — I am laying in bed nursing a «headache» after imbibing in one too many glasses of rose last night.

The research also suggests that current smokers who imbibe at least seven drinks a week may be at particularly high risk of second breast cancer.

Even if you don't imbibe in any forms of the cannabis plant, saying that number — and it must be pronounced «four - twenty,» not «four hundred twenty» — on this date, or any other, will illicit either a knowing nod, wink or smile or a blank stare and a...

I've long suspected that the sensations I came to associate with imbibing alcohol (puffy, bloating, dizzy, sick) were attributable to a moderate allergic reaction to gluten.

For those who imbibe at a late morning brunch, a (it's Canadian) Bloody Caesar completes the service.

The organisers are telling attendees: «You'll be able to discuss the finer points of who might rule over us and what the relative merits will be, while imbibing in copious volume... in a responsible and accountable manner, please.»

Foodies can enjoy the delights of the western district and discover the region's best local produce as well as imbibe in the festival's own Food & Wine Precinct filled with local goodies and food vans.

It is regrettable that in this age and time where MPs are supposed to be focused on imbibing best practices in passing useful legislations, Mr. Kennedy Agyapong has found an unbridled appetite for engaging in indecent behaviour on radio and television.

Drink plenty of water, don't mix different types of alcohol, take two aspirin before you go to bed, get plenty of rest the night before imbibing, drink on full stomach, etc. etc..

Guests can also imbibe with a Spring Fling made with Hendricks» gin, fresh squeezed grapefruit juice and house made grenadine for $ 10.95.

Some experts nonetheless question the safety of the drinks if imbibed in quantity or by the wrong folks.

Researchers at the Université de Bretagne - Sud have found that men imbibe more than 20 percent faster when ambient noise is cranked up from 72 to 88 dB.

Lots of people swear by greasy bacon and eggs to help a hangover, but here is a healthier recipe for congee, which British chef Simon Hopkinson says is the best cure after imbibing too much.

The little guy drank from an improperly washed water bottle while in daycare for several weeks, not only imbibing water but some funky mould as well.

Men and women regularly imbibe alcoholic beverages at home, over dinner and in social settings, sometimes to the point of drunkenness.

These factors (combined with the all - too - common tendency of acting foolish when imbibing too much), lead many health - conscious people to temper the amount of alcohol they consume.

The term «digital detox» suggests, as with an alcohol or drug detox, that we are imbibing so much of a substance that it is potentially poisoning us.

Thanks to Health's contributing nutrition editor Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD, we can tell Vinny that imbibing without laying a carb base should really slow down inebriation.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that some of you readers are going to be doing a little imbibing over the holiday.

Further, the avatars were imbibed into these scenarios to generate engagement and logical anchoring in the minds of learners.

House Cocktail (n): An original drink, created by the home owner / renter / subletter / squatter that serves as the default beverage option for imbibing guests.

This attractive home imbibes all those characteristics and more.

Andy's media features include Imbibe Magazine, Wine Spectator Magazine, Food and Wine Magazine, The TODAY Show and more.

Christopher Gaze enjoys imbibing at Vancouver's International Wine Festival, which is raising money for the Bard on the Beach Theatre Society.

Molinari, with a pitching wedge from 135 yards, gave the lubed - up frat boys, whose job it is to imbibe adult beverages as they hang over the grandstands and heckle the players at the notorious 16th, just what they came to see.

Not only was I able to brush up again on some age old wisdom, but some thoroughly fascinating ideas were imbibed which gave food for thought to munch on later.

What matters is the world view which men imbibe from their environment, and it is science which determines that view of the world through the school, the press, the wireless, the cinema, and all the other fruits of technical progress.)

I may not be Irish but I'm one of those people who likes to wear green, have some fun themed treats, and perhaps imbibe in a few drinks with friends;).

Beginning December 1, these much anticipated, grain - to - bass whiskies will be on store shelves and back bars throughout California and select states just in time for holiday imbibing.

But future success or top four depends lot on how our manager acts to imbibe confidence in defense, and decent strengthening needed in second half.

Most scenes have little in terms of pushing forward a story, merely existing to show us how a couple of dumb stoners make asses of themselves, including accidentally imbibing urine, urinating on their nosy neighbor, and sing songs that are as seemingly ad - libbed as every other aspect of the movie.

Distance and time is no longer a barrier for imbibing knowledge.

Since they came from Central Asia, where they were within the range of Turko - Iranian culture, the Mughals had imbibed many Iranian influences.

If California Dreamin» can appeal to baby boomers and soccer moms looking to avoid the hangovers of alcohol while still imbibing something to relax, the business could blossom.

If California Dreamin» can appeal to baby boomers and soccer moms looking to avoid the hangovers of alcohol while still imbibing something to relax, the business could blossom.