I have a drink to cap off a day, but most nights I don't have a drink at all.
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Just last night, I was trying to figure out how to have a drink with someone I'm attracted to without making it totally obvious I want to have a drink with them!
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I have a drink and feel warm inside and out.
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If you have a drink, have a glass of water.
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I bet he's absolutely fine to have a drink with.
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If I had a rough day, I'd have a drink.
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Posters on the wall encourage people to have a drink.
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And then … Is it O.K. if I have a drink?
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She couldn't have a drink, then all bets are off.
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The three left the museum together to have a drink.
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They wanted to take their time, relax, and have a drink.
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Like you'd go in to have a drink at a bar.
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We're going to have a drink at my house, she says.
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You have an interview at noon, and you have a drink.
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You have one night out in SF to have a drink.
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It's nice to have a drink on their intimate outdoor terrace.
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"I couldn't even have a drink without his permission," she said.
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Another friend asked me to go and have a drink with him.
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Please come find us at the bar, and let's have a drink.
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It's open really late, and you can just have a drink there.
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"Go in, have a drink, dance with some people," he says, lazily.
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Ever other day I don't have a drink is a good one.
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So, hopefully we win this game; we can have a drink after.
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Have a drink, meet a stranger, have fantastic sex all night long.
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What Democratic leader would you most want to have a drink with?
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VICE: Would you have a drink in a bar called The Plantation?
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"Like when you have a drink and you gaze at the wall."
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Besides, you can&apost have a drink with a face mask on.
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I just felt like I wanted to have a drink with this guy.
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WATTERS: I want to sit on a beach, have a drink and relax.
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They basically know every time I have a drink, and where I am?
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Game of Thrones fans, get ready to have a drink with Khal Drogo.
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The first sign was when he suggested trying to "have a drink" again.
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You have a drink and you hit these golf balls wherever you want.
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And we'll chill and have a drink in there by ourselves or whatever.
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I sent him an email asking if he'd like to have a drink.
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I mean, come on—who wouldn't want to have a drink with Hillary?
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The guy was so wasted that he didn't even have a drink there.
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Have a drink while a fortune teller has a look at your future.
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Any bowl of chips is going to have a drink spilled into it.
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The first thing you have to do is have a drink with them.
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And so we wandered down to the Belle Équipe to have a drink.
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He admitted that when he uses the machine, he likes to have a drink.
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The Yelper was looking for a quiet place to have a drink with friends.
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I just get a soda water and some people think I have a drink.
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I look like I'd give a good hug or have a drink with you.
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She can't even live her life or have a drink without people taking pictures!
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She would get through a couple weeks and then have a drink -- or 20.
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In order for your Yopparatchi to have a drink, you must have one too.
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He was the consummate host...."Ciao Phil, come sit, have a drink," just lovely.
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Drop the gifts off and spend time with your family or have a drink.
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We always say, never serve a drink to someone you wouldn't have a drink with.
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But it's fine to have a drink now and then, if you time it right.
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Like, 'Let's go and have a drink and treat it as a big night out.
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Next time you have a drink, think about why you are choosing to do so.
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Maybe it would say, 'Oh, you're so stressed today, have a drink, or have sex!
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I was like, 'You know what why don't we meet up and have a drink?
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He was a good guy to sit at a bar and have a drink with.
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It is recommended to have a drink at Le Café La Nuit, meaning only one.
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And I go, 'Would you and your friends like to come over and have a drink?
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So I think you need to chill out, have a drink, and stop talking to me.
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We stop at a bar we like and have a drink to cap off the evening.
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We have a drink (Prosecco for me, beer for him, $303) while we wait for seats.
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Meanwhile, Rowan asks Olivia to have a drink with him since this is all falling apart.
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I'd rather have a drink with him in his hotel room tonight, than with Bill Cosby.
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"I do like to have a drink," Jones confirmed, something I'd heard from a few people.
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He's the guy that walks in and says, 'Hey dude, let's go have a drink, man!
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Bill and I would go over and have a drink and then go out to dinner.
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After casually exchanging information, they began emailing occasionally and eventually made plans to have a drink.
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We could go back to my place in Queens Park and have a drink there, instead.
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"She left to have a drink and I turned around and Linara was there," he said.
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But, I said, first we need to have a drink and a chat about our feelings.
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Sometimes the guests just wheeze with pleasure like, Chef, come up here after, let's have a drink!
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The girls would stop by with money, have a drink with us, then head back out again.
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"It's time for you to have a drink on us," wrote one fan alongside his floral tribute.
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But I was straight-up pissed that I wasn't able to just have a drink with friends.
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And while millennials are having these experiences, liquor companies are hoping they will have a drink, too.
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On our first date, we'd originally planned to just hang out and have a drink as friends.
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Outside the pharmacy, people have gathered to have a drink and discuss the news of the day.
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Everybody around here, they go over to each other's houses, they have a drink and they chitchat.
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" — J.R. Dukes London "Dukes is one of the most glamorous places to have a drink in London.
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As well as the tray-table, there's a cup holder for when you just have a drink.
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Michel wants Lorelai to have a drink with him, so they go off to the town's secret bar.
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Saudi Arabia is not so global in perspective, he notes, and in Bahrain you can have a drink.
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On an airplane you can have a drink of champagne or beer or wine if you're over 21.
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It's a good place to have a drink and eat a sandwich, and is worth the cab ride.
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" He added, "Hopefully we can win this game and we can have a drink after—don't blush, baby.
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But the bottom line is that we've left behind the old let's-have-a-drink-after-work Congress.
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The last thing I want to do is have a drink be the same price as a dish.
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After he provided the letter, the complaint said, he invited her to have a drink, but she declined.
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Make sure you have a drink if you decide to bite into this one, it's got a kick.
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We cross back to his, have a drink, and watch the dumbest English show ever, called Naked Attraction.
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That night I decided to go have a drink at Le Select, my favorite of the grand cafes.
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Other maps show the oldest place to have a drink in each neighborhood based on liquor license dates.
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Why go through all the trouble and all that way when you can just have a drink at home?
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Who would you like to collaborate with, have a drink with and have a conversation with (alive or dead)?
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BTW ... it's probably the most dangerous driveway on the Sunset Strip ... especially when you have a drink or 2.
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"That would be like sitting there with a glass of wine saying, 'You can't have a drink,' " Beckinsale explains.
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I very much wanted to have a drink there — but unfortunately, I was told it was closed for Christmas.
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"Now we can have a drink and relax and have an easy ride instead of the subway," he said.
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Its restaurant is also excellent, and the terrace is a fantastic spot to hang out and have a drink.
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What better excuse to have a drink than choosing one which might infuse your inner microbiome with healthy probiotics.
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"Have a drink before you exercise in the heat," he says, and carry and consume fluids throughout the activity.
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They spotted each other, said hello and agreed to have a drink a few days later at Hank's Oyster Bar.
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For many employees, the holidays are the one time of year that it's appropriate to have a drink at work.
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At the time, the well was property of the Samaritan people, so he asked her permission to have a drink.
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Larry—who didn't want me to use his real name—didn't have a drink the entire calendar year of 2016.
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I run around the corner from their house to a local coffee spot since I have a drink card there.
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I sneak out to Andy's place when I have a half hour, and we'll have a drink and catch up.
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" Joanne Lopez-Rojas, 71, said she was going to "cry and stop on the way home and have a drink.
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We will go out and then have a drink and a bite to eat and argue but we are friends.
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It doesn't happen in separate levels; you're on the street and someone is like, 'Hey, let's go have a drink.
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Front Burner You may have a drink recipe that gets an annual workout as the thoroughbreds walk to the gate.
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She suggested they have a drink in the lobby and do The New York Times crossword puzzle she had brought.
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Then again, I gotta say, I think I'd have a drink, too, if I had to check Donald Trump's prostate.
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Inevitably, it was more than just a place to pass the time and have a drink (or too many drinks).
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The only time he'll have a drink or two, he says, is on date night with his wife, Sarah Michelle Gellar.
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I was really nervous about meeting him and not being able to have a drink with him, or talk with him.
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I go to speak to the captain in person to get details, and D. and I decide to have a drink.
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When she was tired and wanted to go home, the people asked her to stay and talk and have a drink.
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You don't go to the bar to have a drink—you go to see Nino or Pierrot or Jean or William.
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"On the first couple of tours it was so exciting as we'd have a drink and go to parties," he said.
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Of course I'm going to have a drink when I go home and worry what the hell they're going to do.
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I know people that don't have a drink of alcohol, and a lot of it comes from how they were raised.
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He started doing the shows seven years ago when a friend dragged him along one night just to have a drink.
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People would go in there to have a drink and nod their head before going to dance in the main room.
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"Try to have a drink, then a glass of water if that's how you need to think of it," she says.
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Chances are you're going to want to have a drink or two (or three), but beware of buying booze in Scandinavia.
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As a patron, you can purchase food, have a drink at the end of the day, and hang out with friends.
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We're all getting together to have a drink, meet interesting people, talk about the startup ecosystem and the meaning of life.
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Where they could hang out, have a drink, have their husband sit on a couch and it would be kid-friendly.
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"When I started going downhill, I had to have a drink or two just to go to work," Mr. Nin said.
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Lyft or walking almost always seemed like the better option, particularly if I wanted to have a drink with a meal.
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I think it's created an atmosphere where people who would not have a drink saw others having such a good time.
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After a few hours of intense material, "I need to have a drink—I need to smoke a joint," Gabriel says.
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And then I bumped into him about a decade later and, for whatever reason, agreed to have a drink with him.
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De la Huerta says he pressured her during the ride to have a drink and insisted on coming up to her apartment.
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In 30 seconds, he'll have a drink made at the quality of a master mixologist (and he won't even have to tip).
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In 30 seconds, he'll have a drink made at the quality of a master mixologist (and he won't even have to tip).
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I threw my cup across the barn lot, and then I didn't have a drink so I had to take somebody else's!
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I know I'll probably go out later, but I tell him I'll be over soon to hang out and have a drink.
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I may not be able to have a drink with you, but I have served up a pot of piping hot tea.
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Partway through his remarks, the president, who was speaking loudly to the assembled press, paused as cameras rolled to have a drink.
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We hop to five different bars, have a drink at each, spend hours talking, and split an app at the last one.
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He would like to have a drink with René Girard, the late French philosopher who is also a favorite of Peter Thiel's.
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There was a bar in the back too, so the regulars could have a drink—at a grocery store, because why not?
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We used to deal the old school way—go out, have a drink, shut your mouth, come back and do your job.
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Some Sundays, we try to go and have a drink, just Carlos and I, to rest and get energy for the week.
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Since none of us had ever done such a thing before, we decided to take it slow and have a drink first.
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Though Buffett rejected Gong's offer to join her for dinner, he did agree to have a drink with her for an hour.
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Having a seat recline unexpectedly can be off-putting, especially if a person wants to have a drink or enjoy a meal.
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He then gave her a one-star rating, which could go up if she came back to have a drink with the owner.
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Then I'd usually have a drink and a good time at Den Lille Cafe or another pub, De Fire Årstider (the "Four Seasons").
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At the end of a long day, there's often nothing more satisfying than sitting down to have a drink with a few friends.
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Just maybe have a drink before you turn it on, as seeing a breakdown of your time online can be too sobering sometimes.
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Russell agrees that it turned out great, and he invites Ruth over to take a look at the footage and have a drink.
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So whether you're attending MWC or not, you should come, have a drink and say hi on Wednesday, February 24 near Sagrada Família.
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MK: For me I think it's always best to have a drink or two so I stop noticing the pain in my feet.
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They're at the legal age that they can have a drink but I dont think honestly alcohol had anything to do with this.
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There are also food kiosks in the park, and a casual burger joint called Southwest Porch where you can have a drink alfresco.
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On this particular night, I'd risen and peed, then wandered down the hall into the living room, thinking I might have a drink.
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It's very surreal the first time you attend an awards ceremony, and I was pregnant, so I couldn't have a drink to relax.
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Somebody could have a drink at home, but they decide to come to your place — they're coming for a certain experience, whatever that is.
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J. uses Viagra, so we return to the bar to have a drink and catch up while we wait for it to kick in.
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THERE are only a handful of occasions on which it feels acceptable to have a drink before the sun has reached the yard-arm.
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Two teenage boys at Mr. Lao Best Beer bar beckoned me with "Hello, relax, come, have a drink," and were perplexed when I declined.
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"Part of the reason I have a drink is to relax, and the relaxation effect of this mojito is even more profound," she said.
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It was because you have a drink or whatever, and your inhibitions are lowered and you're less likely to make good decisions for yourself.
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It's real, there's fiber in it, we're removing some of the insoluble fiber in the juicing process because otherwise you wouldn't have a drink.
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Guests also can drink blue milk, eat space meat roasted by a spare pod-racing engine, and have a drink at an outer-space cantina.
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Here's how his day goes: Have a drink at Trump Grille, then head up an escalator to the Trump Bar, which apparently has nicer seats.
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They can't have a drink because their favorite beers are linked to Trump — the same goes for macaroni and cheese, Facebook, and Bed Bath & Beyond.
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And he said that his own decision to never have a drink stemmed in part from fear that he would similarly be predisposed to addiction.
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Sara Conca, model, artist, and patron at Wax, Chaos, and Life: Everybody would couch surf and end up at a table and have a drink.
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On a bright, warm day 18643 years ago this week, three young men went out to have a drink that they hoped would make history.
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Now that you have a drink in your hand, you can start cranking out animal-free Thanksgiving classics that will satisfy even the crankiest eaters.
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It didn't take long upon arrival at the Barrowland for Pat to have a drink in hand, pick a spot and start surveying the crowd.
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But wait, you can't have a drink without doing a little song and chant, if you're really doing to honor the spirit of the Irish.
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As Sarah steps toward me, I understand why moms sit down and have a drink: It's so that we don't collapse or have a stroke.
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And that anyone should see as much and want me to do anything—have a drink or a drug, for starters—to make it stop.
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This charming warmth and the beautiful view make the hotel the kind of place where even locals come to have a drink at the bar.
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Her first impression of me was that I was too skinny – so much so that she thought I might actually have a drink or drug problem.
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"All of these penalties ... made people kind of stop and think, 'Whoa, this isn't just, "Oh, I can have a drink or two and risk it.
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To cut back your drinking in bars and restaurants, buy beer or wine from a local shop and have a drink at home before going out.
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Here are 10 offers designed with tax day in mind: The Danforth Inn in Portland, Me., has the File Your Taxes and Have a Drink package.
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Yesterday, I posted a short quote from acclaimed Nintendo designer Shigeru Miyamoto, after asking him which Nintendo character he'd most like to have a drink with.
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At a Topgolf, millennials can play golf, meet with friends or colleagues, eat food, have a drink, watch TV and, best of all, document the experience.
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If you instead spend that $5 on a drink or a shirt, he will have starved to death, and you will have a drink or a shirt.
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We get all the kids arcade cards and fill them with money ($35) so we can have a drink at the bar while waiting for the table.
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There were more apéritifs back in the day; there was no alcohol testing and people didn't hesitate to get in their cars and come have a drink.
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And then, luckily, it's a whole vibe to go out to eat or have a drink with and not feel like, Oh, I'm in my workout clothes.
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"Although, I always picture Mr. Andrews from Titanic as Victor Garber so I think maybe I just want to have a drink with Victor Garber," she says.
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"I don't tend to go to parties, but if I do go out for dinner, I like to have a drink and really have fun," she revealed.
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I could go out again and have a drink without having to ask my wife or parents to pick me up—I could travel on my own.
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On the flight, the rest of Oasis was up the front [in first class], but Liam came back to say hello to us and have a drink.
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Although he admitted to drinking before boarding, he was not being difficult and did not make a fuss when he was told he couldn't have a drink.
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Unlike the previous lounge, the bar on this side was a proper place to relax and have a drink, not just another seat in a crowded lounge.
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The bourbon is part of the couple's evening ritual: when they don't have company, they have a drink before dinner and take turns reading to each other.
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In earlier times, Catholic parishes had masses at midnight on Saturday so that laborers finishing a night shift could get mass in and then go have a drink.
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The government records your birth, which helps you prove your identity and verify whether you can legally vote, have a drink or be on that little league team.
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We all like to have a drink and stuff, but we were all trying to work, and Max, at that time in his life, was just very lost.
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They were chatting now like old friends; she heard them agreeing to go and have a drink at the pub once they'd put the table in the van.
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If you come to the neighborhood and don't have a drink at Sunny's, the wonderful, crusty and beloved bar on the bay, were you really here at all?
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They want to know exactly what happened, and then they want to go to dinner, or they want to go have a drink, and move on with their lives.
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" At the time, people would come in at 11, knowing we closed at midnight, and say, "Bartender, do you think we could have a drink before going to bed?
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This means that if you have a drink with dinner then take CBD dab before bed, the CBD could have a stronger effect than it would without the alcohol.
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It happens that if I go to have a drink with someone and the guy orders a lighter beer than me, they always end up serving it to me.
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"People love to have a drink somewhere, then hop around nearby for dinner or dessert," said the restaurant's general manager, A.J. Polizzi, in a phone interview after my visits.
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Travelers also receive a free train ticket on Dutch Railways to the city center, where they can meet their assigned person to learn about Amsterdam and have a drink.
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"I don't care if people have a drink, but excessive alcohol use is going to be problematic on a variety of levels for people with mood disorders," Gitlin says.
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Mercury is basically going on a little vacation, so take this opportunity to check out and have a drink that comes with a cute little umbrella—enjoy the downtime!
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Between orchids, palm trees, and string lights, there was a mix of picnic tables and Adirondack chairs where I could go to read, have a drink, or just relax.
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"It's a very nice place, a lot of big-time people go — I sit down and have a drink, and all of a sudden, I got shot," he said.
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"In older Hollywood movies, a character will make an entrance, close a door, light a cigarette, sit down, have a drink," she told The New York Times in 21982.
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The readings I get make me more aware of the relative loudness of sounds around me and help me find quieter spots to eat dinner or have a drink.
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They take their treatment in the morning and go to the beach, play pétanque, or have a drink in one of the bars on the promenade in the afternoon.
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There are also multiple fun, yet completely useless interactions; you can pet any dog you see on the street, or walk into a pub or cafe and have a drink.
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I learned this the hard way: I went into the Copper Onion, a place I'd heard good things about, and asked if I could sit down and have a drink.
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Here, I went out to have a drink and stuff after the documentary and wound up sitting in the middle of the restaurant and didn't give it a second thought.
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She doesn't enjoy the visitation process, she told me, calling it "depressing" and adding that you can't just "have a drink," her hand flashing by the plastic barrier between us.
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They want a larger experience than just the performance, so we include time where they can eat something and have a drink and socialize with friends or meet new people.
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Maybe you would have a drink or two at your home and then go have one or two drinks at a bar or restaurant ... But people were still going out.
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Theoretically, if you only have a drink per hour (which is about how fast the body metabolizes alcohol), you could stay out late and still feel fine the next day.
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"So basically, if you are going to have a drink, you would have it soon after you finish breastfeeding, and at least two hours before you breastfeed again," Dr. Hammond says.
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This girl I liked and her friends invited me to have a drink with them, and after about half a bottle, I fell in love with the feeling it gave me.
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If you go back 40 to 50 years, people thought, I'm only going to have a drink or two because it relaxes me, so I'm a safer driver, a calmer driver.
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We certainly did not attempt a "sub crawl," which is where you have to get off at all 216 stops and have a drink at the nearest bar to every stop.
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In the early evenings at cocktail hour, they would park their cars on the road in front of the house have a drink by the fence lining the small front yard.
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The team also dials in for Friday evening social time where they can hang out, play video games or simply have a drink over a video call and bond as colleagues.
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Depending on how long the flight is, they might eat a meal, or have a drink or two while watching a few minutes of a movie, but the prize is productivity.
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We aim to eat dinner all together about three nights a week depending on schedules, and then the other nights I just sit with them and have a drink while they eat.
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Growler Since you can't bring a fan or AC everywhere, it's almost necessary to have a drink or two on hand when you're outside in the heat for long periods of time.
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She is so sexy, dances around all day and likes to have a drink with me and dance with my dad and they make out in front of me and it's gross.
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Video of the interview, which showed the player, Chris Gayle, telling the sideline reporter, Mel McLaughlin, that he hoped they could have a drink after the game, triggered anger on social networks.
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Instead, he has taken the joy of the family — to have a drink, and to have a meal, and to have friends together in one place — and made it his life's work.
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Have a drink at Michel's Christiania in Ketchum, where Hemingway spent his last night with his wife, Mary, and where you can enjoy the carpaccio de boeuf ($15753) and escargots bourguignon ($15).
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Have a drink, he suggests at the end of a chapter about cutting up your credit cards, reasoning that it's not every day you save yourself from paying off some banker's BMW.
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Today, Bjark Ingels Group's trippy design for an "unzipped wall" that's both solid and hollow opens up in London's Hyde Park, and it looks like a swell place to have a drink.
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It's a great flashback to Helen in the bar when she met Alison in season 3, when she was a Helen, seen through Alison's eyes, who I want to have a drink with.
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And if you have a drink, food, a laptop or a tablet on your seat-back tray, well, let's just say you're not alone if fleeting thoughts of murder zip through your synapses.
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So you could enjoy a show, you could enjoy a gourmet dinner, or you could dance to disco music, or you could just go down into the Playmate bar and have a drink.
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If I have a drink in one hand, half my phone is basically unusable, as my thumb cannot reach the far side of the screen (the letter A — so near, yet so far).
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There are silver tankards used by new Beefeaters to have a drink of port after their formal swearing-in ceremonies while their colleagues proffer the toast: "May you never die a Yeoman Warder".
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The study was intended to have about 8,000 participants, some of whom will be assigned to have a drink of their choice every day and others will be asked to abstain from drinking completely.
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And then, after he retired, when he wanted to have a drink out in public with his white wife in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, he had to open his own club to do it in.
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I was impressed by the high tempo and precision he was maintaining, despite the fact that everything in his body will have been telling him to slow down and have a drink of water.
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While the hotel is not nearly as old as the grounds it resides upon, its bar does offer the once-in-a-lifetime chance to have a drink inside a piece of ancient history.
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But if you feel good—maybe your symptoms are improving or you have an infection like a UTI that didn't affect your normal routine—you can probably have a drink or two without worrying.
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At 18, you are old enough to serve in the military, die for your country, drive a car, get married, own a home, sign a lease, obtain credit cards, vote and have a drink.
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Beswick: When I release a tree or any asset, I have a drink, do my promos in various forums, think about the next project, and hope people will rate it up as they subscribe.
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Those aboard can swim in a pool decorated with pictures of a tropical beach, play squash or strangely, given the seeming importance of sobriety on such a vessel, have a drink at a bar.
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He gives his official theater review before heading to the bar to have a drink called "Penicillin" ... and that's when he started cracking some jokes about having a few friends who could use it!
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Just because of the circumstances you are in—loud music, you usually have a drink or two—it's a parallel world within those hours and then in the morning the world goes back to normal.
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"After two straight weeks on the road covering both conventions, the last night at the Grill was a time to unwind, have a drink and celebrate CNN's tremendous success," said a statement from the network.
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Danny Ginsburg, the founder of Real Soda in Real Bottles, says that everybody needs to just take a deep breath, have a drink of not-at-all-Nazi-related Not See Kola and chill out.
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And I loved Ben Ratliff in The Times, writing about listening bars, establishments where audiophiles go to sit quietly to have a drink and listen to whole albums played on ridiculously high-end stereo equipment.
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But if you equip yourself with earplugs and have a drink or two upstairs before falling into bed, you might just sleep soundly enough to get up and enjoy it all again in the morning.
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Last Friday, in the kind of cold that numbs the toes, the presence of liquor attracted a few customers who stopped to have a drink with him, clinking little snifters of brown and clear alcohol.
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Since there's no point in even trying to achieve financial stability, people like Larraine "tried to survive in color, to season the suffering with pleasure" — to have a drink, for example, or smoke a little weed.
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So, for example, we have a drink called Mind Your Step which is served from a 'broken' glass with sugar shards that look like glass and one called Affected Experience, which contains a flavour-changing berry.
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To go to a bar by yourself and have a drink as she does, that was not done... I think it's easier to be a character like that nowadays, but back then it was unheard of.
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"I'm still friends with my four best friends from school and we'll have a drink at a pub and we'll have a quiet moment and one of us will be like, 'Dora's party…'" he recalled wistfully.
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Boehner's a great guy to have a drink with, and I'm sure he mows a mean lawn, but he's entitled to no more absolution than any other powerful official who loses sight of the public interest.
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Not only is it a gallery moment, which is really cool, but now it's also a moment where you can just sit here, have a drink, read an art book, and now it has a function.
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But for everyone there, the most important thing was simply to have a drink, listen to some tunes they knew by heart, and enjoy some quality time—even if fear and anxiety were in the air.
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Yet even removed from Swift's orbit, Sheeran's charisma is undeniable: He seems like someone you want to have a drink (or three) with in the pub, but also someone you'd feel comfortable introducing to your parents.
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So I have a soup that I made, a spicy tomato soup from a recipe in "The Moosewood Cookbook"; tofu veggie dogs; coconuts that have the hull removed so you can open them and have a drink.
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They tell this story about how they first became friends: Huntsman and McCain were both living in New York City and working at Fox News and Huntsman texted McCain, asking if she wanted to have a drink.
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I can remember the days when Tip O'Neill was the speaker of the House and he would have those public spats with Reagan, and then they would play cards together or have a drink and settle it.
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You are so afraid of flying that before you take off you have a drink, talk in the voice that you use with your cat, and ask everyone around you to shield you with protective white light. Confirm.
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Of course you should be able to play and say what you want, of course you should bring your friends, of course you should have a smoke, have a drink and enjoy yourself when you're doing a radio show.
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The fruit—which was not even close to being native to the continental US—also served as an unofficial invitation for everyone to stop by, have a drink, and listen to him talk about the spice trade or whatever.
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That statement is by no means meant to shame Janney who 100% deserved to have a drink or two after winning her first-ever Oscar and delivering one of the funniest acceptance speeches in the history of the Academy Awards.
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"I chose a coastal cruise because two of the women I am friendly with were both on that ship and I knew I had some companionship to go and have a drink or go to lunch and dinner," Weiner says.
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" Taylor Nolan, who revealed during casting that she doesn't drink and said she has never been asked to have a drink by production, told Harrison, "We're responsible for ourselves and the things we say, how much we drink, who we kiss.
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Read more: Data says it's fine to have a drink or two while breastfeedingAlcohol leaves breast milk at the same rate it leaves your bloodstream The CDC also recommendsPolizzi has previously opened up about the challenges that come with breastfeeding.
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Although he updates many long-standing defenses of Holmes's jurisprudence, his focus is on personality: This is a human Holmes, a man with whom one might like to have a drink, smoke a cigar, and discuss the meaning of life.
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If you want to feel the heat of Latin rhythms, head to Little Havana and check out the live musicians at Hoy Como Ayer, where salsa reigns supreme, or have a drink and a dance at cozy Ball and Chain.
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I went through a stage where I would go out, and if I would have a drink or smell a cigarette, I would be gripped by the fear that I was going to die—that I was wasting my life.
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Maybe that's why I'm such a fan of Loading Bar in Dalston and Stratford; they host a variety of nights to suit everyone, but there's always the opportunity to just go to a pub, meet friends, have a drink and play games.
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"Everyone will have a drink in hand within moments of walking in the door," says the bar manager of Bar SixtyFive at Rainbow Room in New York City Whole star anise, cinnamon sticks, lemon wheels and orange wheel halves for ice ring
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After a social outing with Murphy campaign workers, Ms. Brennan said in her account to The Wall Street Journal, Mr. Alvarez offered to drive her home, and then asked if he could go use her bathroom and have a drink of water.
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Vester claims he asked her to have a drink with him, she replied "I only drink milk and cookies" ... and Brokaw later called her room around 3 AM and told her to order the milk and cookies because he was coming over.
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Many of the women (and a few men) were tourist attractions in their own right, with visitors flocking to the hotel as much to glimpse a quirky widow as to see the Pulitzer Fountain or to have a drink in the Oak Room.
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When I go to court and I argue against the prosecutor, Rudy Giuliani, you know, he was the young prosecutor when I was a young defense attorney, we fought each other like tigers and then we walk out shake hands and have a drink.
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"If you thought I was going to continue competing after the Olympics I will have a drink for you tonight because you are out of your mind crazy and I admire your optimism and love you with my full heart," he tweeted on Tuesday.
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While you can certainly grab a pie to go, it's also worth noting that both the beer list and the restaurant's radio feature some solid choices, so it might be worth your while to linger for a little bit and have a drink or two.
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Behind the bar was a room Ms. Schwarzer called "Italian hospitality," where ′40s-era Guglielmo Ulrich tables and chairs, upholstered in funky contemporary fabrics, offered a place to have a drink while browsing Bulgari books, or signature collections like B.zero1 rings or ceramic Serpenti watches.
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When the Italian brewer Birra Moretti commissioned a poll in 2011 on daytime drinking habits among American workers, it found that, whereas nearly half of Italians reported they were "inclined" to have a drink with lunch, only 20 percent of Americans reported the same inclination.
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The most representative moment comes when Michael Cera (in a scene that will either make you sad or cringe with embarrassment depending on your level of cynicism) slumps his head down on a desk and asks Abbi Jacobson if she'd just please have a drink with him.
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In early 2012, as my play "Blood and Gifts" was finishing its run at Lincoln Center Theater, my director, Bartlett Sher, arranged for me to have a drink with a friend of his, Terje Rod-Larsen, who was then a United Nations special envoy focused on Lebanon.
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He's been pared down to his essential self, looping from the diner of his small desert town to the store to buy cigarettes (his doctor, baffled by his health, suggests he'd best never quit smoking), back home to watch game shows, and then off to have a drink.
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About halfway through the season, watching 10 Years Later starts to feel like stumbling into a real live reunion that you weren't invited to, but everyone there sure is having a great time, so you might as well have a drink and listen to them shoot the shit.
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"A classical music concert can be quite scary where you can't make much noise, you can't go to the loo, you can't have a drink or a laugh," said Louise Mortimer, a South African-born Londoner who has attended a number of Night Shift concerts over the years.
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The virtual clipboard holders also learned that if you want to bribe the average drinker to quit, you'd have to pay them $400 to give up booze for a month, $4,708 to stop for a year, and $365,583 if you expected them to never have a drink ever again.
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My "real" life — the one where I show up to work every morning, have a drink in the evening with friends, hide underneath the covers reading a book at night or call a handyman for odd jobs — exists in a parallel universe, one in which the city isn't burning.
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My "real" life — the one where I show up to work every morning, have a drink in the evening with friends, hide underneath the covers reading a book at night or call a handyman for odd jobs — exists in a parallel universe, one in which the city isn't burning.
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Since 2007, a group of medical volunteers in the Netherlands have fulfilled hundreds of wishes of the terminally ill to make a last visit to a meaningful place, whether to have a drink at the pub, or to spend a day with a granddaughter at a dinosaur park.
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But I would really like to — at the very least not even for TV — sit down and have a drink with Sean Spicer and ask him a million questions about how his day works from when he wakes up to when he has to go stand in front of the press.
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We live in a culture that celebrates brunch cocktails and wine moms and happy hours—a world where adults casually urge their colleagues and friends to "have a drink or three" to numb the pain of a rough day—so no one really bats at an eye at binge-drinking.
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Every year, on the first weekend in September, an estimated 225 million people descend on the northern French city to wander through streets lined with bric-a-brac, have a drink in a cafe or bar, eat the local specialty of mussels and fries, and generally have a good time.
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Patrons stay in the newly revamped ice bar between 53 and 45 minutes, on average—just long enough to have a drink, explore the ice sculptures, and get their pictures taken so they can share them on Facebook (no, you can't bring in your own phone—more on that in a minute).
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Then he'll have a drink, and everything will be OK." He bowled into the hotel bar half an hour late, going, "Fuckin' hell, Tommy, sorry I'm late, sorry I'm late... I was in the car... I couldn't get it started... then I couldn't find anywhere to park it, so I just dumped it.
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Regardless of whether you do or don't do all the official mentoring stuff, direct some energy toward helping other women, even if it's just an offer to have a drink with a colleague or subordinate, a friendly smile in the school pick up line, or a rescue of that woman standing alone at the cocktail party.
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SO THE SEAPORT IS ONE OF THE FEW PLACES YOU CAN LITERALLY SIT AND HAVE A DRINK OVERLOOKING THE WATER OVERLOOKING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE JOHN GEORGE IS DOING A RESTAURANT, DAVID CHANG SOME RESTAURANTS THERE, THERE'S GONNA BE A FOOD HALL AKIN TO A HARROD' FOOD HALL AND IT WILL DRIVE CONTINUAL DEMAND FOR NEW YORKERS.
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In a country that prides itself on outback ingenuity and self-reliance, the onion slippage scheme seemed to just confirm (for some, at least) that they are living in a nanny state, where the government legislates too much of their lives: from requiring helmets when bicycling to dictating the times they are allowed to have a drink.
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They represent a clandestine history embedded within the story of the United States, where for decades a large percentage of its men would amble over to the local lodge after dark, have a drink (or several), don a scarlet robe, then ponder a skeletal memento mori — or take a ride on a wooden goat around the lodge room.
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In those days, a typical working day at the Club Med went like this: wake up at 9 AM, have breakfast, prepare daily activities, games and coffee, have lunch on the go, organize the afternoon sporting events, start games, have a drink, take part in the evening show, and round out the day by vibing up the club for an hour—six days a week.
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"Avoid transmitting the 'I need a drink' message after a long day or stressful situation, and talking about what it feels like to get drunk," said Micky Morrison, a mom of two and founder of BabyWeight TV. Michelle Staruiala, a mom of three in Saskatchewan, who said her kids rarely see her have a drink, is proof good communication can lead to positive results.
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"I just want massages, I want to do like a tea ceremony with crystals, and we're going to have a drink at this baby shower..." CBD seems like an unlikely theme for the beauty mogul's fourth shower not just because it's such a departure from the sweet cherry blossom setup Kim had at the late 2017 bash celebrating Chicago's arrival, but also because the Kardashians rarely talk about using substances — legal or otherwise.
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You can prove literally anything with pop science, but it's true that we like to think of animals as almost supernaturally attuned to sniffing out people you would never want to have a drink with, barking their little tails off at anyone with so much as a whiff of dickheadedness about them, and if you're OK by the dog, then you're probably OK. I mean this in the nicest way: shut up.
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