Sentences with phrase «many alcoholic»

But an alcoholic beverage consumed responsibly in the course of doing business can be beneficial, creating stronger social ties among co-workers.

«BoJack,» an offbeat Netflix cartoon about an alcoholic talking horse, ranked between six and eight in the US, the UK, France, and other markets.

China now represents the world's largest beer market, and has a particular taste for high - end alcoholic beverages; PBR saw the opportunity, though it deviated from their core brand, and invested in oak whiskey barrels to create a product that fit.

Data from the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States show beer's share of alcoholic beverage sales fell to 49.8 % in 2010, from 55.5 % a decade earlier.

Maybe the heavy - drinking country appreciates an alcoholic hero.

O'Neill said another trend she was eying was the rising interest in sparking water as a non alcoholic drink.

According to Bacardi, the bottles of the overly - alcoholic gin are expected to turn up in Ontario, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, Alberta, Quebec and Saskatchewan.

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.

Coca - Cola is launching the first alcoholic drink in its history with a canned liquor product in Japan.

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.

On Tuesday, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalled a batch of Bombay Sapphire brand London Dry Gin from the market after finding the gin was almost twice as alcoholic as it should be.

Roughly a year ago, Sam Adams brewer Boston Beer (sam) debuted the company's first hard seltzer under a brand called Truly Spiked & Sparkling, finding inspiration from the increased sales of carbonated bottled waters and broader interest in low - calorie alcoholic beverages.

Meanwhile, strong demand for Mexican beers likely helped boost fourth - quarter sales for alcoholic beverages company Constellation Brands (STZ), which reports its quarterly earnings on Wednesday.

She married a man who was an alcoholic and abused her.

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.

With his schoolfriend - turned - business partner Harry Parr, he runs Bompas & Parr, a London studio best known for its wacky, food - centric installations, whether a cloud of gin and tonic known as Alcoholic Architecture, some megalith carving for Valentine's Day, or the Jump for Joy bouncy castle in New York's Museum of Sex.

«White males are not only more likely than any other sub-group to have consumed alcohol in the past week, but those of them that did are more likely to have consumed a greater number of alcoholic beverages during the week,» the report states.

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.

It's kind of like the old saying about churches: Cities with more churches tend to have more alcoholics.

Similarly, most alcoholic products mostly target men.

The number of churches correlates with the number of alcoholics, but it's not causal.

Passengers can enjoy organic food and drinks, high quality alcoholic beverages — including signature cocktails designed by Paris» Experimental Cocktail Club and craft beer — as well as a comprehensive digital entertainment offering.

Nobody wants to work for a workplace version of an abusive alcoholic parent.

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.

The merchandise has not always been terribly appropriate — examples include tequila selling at up to $ 100 a bottle (Kahlo was an alcoholic and pain killer addict, due to chronic pain stemming from childhood polio and a streetcar accident in her teens); and a prepaid Frida Kahlo Mastercard (she was also a lifelong communist).

«These beverages are to be provided to the jurors each evening only if all trial proceedings have concluded for the day,» the judge wrote, making sure nobody could skirt the rules through legal loopholes: «The jurors are not authorized to order an alcoholic beverage for consumption by another juror.»

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

He said he'd tried to reach out to Emma O'Reilly, a former team masseuse he called a prostitute and alcoholic after she suggested he used banned substances, and former best friend Frankie Andreu and his wife, Betsy.

Coca - Cola shares are set for a breakout thanks to successes overseas and a possible venture into alcoholic beverages, Wells Fargo says.

Six badges she carried while rising through the ranks as an agent with the state Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control are on display in her sunny, corner office.

The Coca - Cola Company announced it'll be adding a new alcoholic beverage to its portfolio exclusively in the Japanese market.

Then a custom - built copper pot still receives the now - alcoholic liquid, known as the wash, and heats it to the point of evaporation.

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

He described them as «suburban torturers» and «young, white alcoholics.»

He compares this addiction to an alcoholic who insists on driving, putting everyone in danger.

A host of other Suntory liquors and alcoholic beverages will also make the landmark journey to the intergalactic astronaut digs, which orbits some 220 miles above our big blue marble.

Suntory, the parent company, generates a little more than a third of its annual sales from alcoholic beverages, with the rest of the business coming from non-alcoholic drinks and foods.

The alcoholic content, or proof, of the new Roca line is higher, too.

The final rule, unlike a 2011 proposal, includes movie theaters, amusement parks and alcoholic beverages served in restaurants, but not drinks mixed or served at a bar.

Summary: «An alcoholic man lives in a perpetual stupor while his six children with whom he lives with cope as best they can.»

Lichine and many other rosé producers Fortune interviewed touted strong growth for their pink - tinted alcoholic beverages, which contrary to popular belief, can greatly vary in terms of sweetness and can even be noticeably dry.

His rough upbringing — which includes a revolving door of stepfathers, an alcoholic mother who chased him around with a knife, and a period of homelessness — makes a compelling origin story, a tale he still emotionally unspools at his seminars decades later.

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.

But Combs recently told Fortune that being a celebrity in the alcoholic beverages world can be a challenge: «With Ciroc, people may have thought that [the vodka] was for African - Americans.

He grew up with a mother who has been described as an abusive alcoholic and a pill user — plus a series of stepfathers and father figures.

Lovato also noted that she utilizes the lessons she has learned from Alcoholics Anonymous when she faces undue stress or encounters triggers.

Avion was launched in July 2010 but quickly generated interest from some major alcoholic beverage makers.

After a troubled childhood (alcoholic parents, years of bullying), Manning joined the army at Fort Meade and, in 2009, shipped out to Iraq.

The line is run by alcoholic - beverage maker Constellation Brands (STZ) and was named after a song that appeared on the 1998 Dave Matthews Band album «Before These Crowded Streets.»

You're a functional alcoholic.