Sentences with phrase «second drink»

When that happened everyone jumped in to stop him, then the second drunk guy got into it.

After talking with the waiter, he ordered a second drink that he enjoyed much more.

In front of me is a refreshing gin and tonic poured with house - made tonic and garnished with juniper berries and citrus, a foamy glass of Trabanco cider (yes, that's a second drink, but it was dispensed from a two - foot - tall custom tap shaped like an arm!)

But over a second drink around the fire they will confess that the thing which drives them more than any other is rivalry, plus the love of dogs.

I believe in being absolutely clear with myself about why I am having a second drink, and why I am not; why I am going to a party, and why I am not.

She did an experiment where a group of pregnant women were divided into three groups; the first drank carrot juice every day of their pregnancies; the second drank it daily during breastfeeding; the third group avoided carrots completely.

Try a white wine spritzer; make every second drink water; and watch the mixers.

If cocktail hour is a habit for you, maybe skip the second drink.

Don't order the second drink until you have finished the glass of water.

The second you drink beer at a wedding, you fail.

My second drink attempt consisted of blueberries, fresh mint leaves, lemonade and sparkling water.

But if you really want to make it to the second drink, or even a second date, reality has to set in at some point, right?

The Cupid's Coach talked about her romance marketing plan, why having a transition relationship isn't always a bad idea, and how to have the conversation about sex before you start sipping that second drink.

There's a window between the first and second drink, or the second and third, when the unexpected sometimes happens — an idea, an image, a phrase.

After our second drink, John Oliver, a dreaded (the locks, not the sentiment) Rastafarian appeared in the street and began reciting impromptu political poetry.

No one should spend their few hours at the company party fretting over whether to have that second drink.