Drink only as quickly as you dare with your teetotaling grandmother around.
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When I reminded her of the teetotaling behind "Pure Heroine," she laughed.
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Two salesmen pinned down Douglas, a teetotaling virgin, and poured Scotch down her throat.
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Hayes was apparently deferring to his teetotaling wife, but what was Richard Nixon's excuse?
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Utah, a state populated with many teetotaling Mormons, strictly limits the strength of draught beers and cocktails.
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In the pulpit, leaders announce upcoming social events planned to help teetotaling Mormons get to know each other.
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Many of my current Padres teammates knew my teetotaling background and offered to do my shots for me.
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I personally didn't find teetotaling difficult and even discovered some decent non-alcoholic beers (my favorite: Bitburger Drive).
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The 2019 holiday season, however, might involve a little less of that, thanks to a growing trend toward teetotaling.
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The phony teetotaling campaign was the work of another group of liberal activists with different financiers, whose identities remain unknown.
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As for the Cevallos argument that a teetotaling POTUS will resist legalization, there are more than a few reasons to suggest otherwise.
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In fact, the participants who had indulged in the alcoholic beer did better on the RAT test than did their teetotaling counterparts.
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Everyone expressed their admiration/pity that I was teetotaling while they got drunk but, in truth, I wasn't feeling any cravings. Success?
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The shop's name stems from a term of derision for the teetotaling, lecture-friendly Congregationalists who settled the town in the 1850s.
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This newfound legality hasn't stopped the teetotaling constituency of our town to look askance when they hear about alcohol being brewed at home.
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As first lady, Reagan brought old-style Hollywood glamour and style to a Washington weary of Jimmy Carter's teetotaling, sweater-wearing, abstemious ways.
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Like Listen Bar, most seem to be short-term pop-ups, leading one to question how easy it is to turn a profit teetotaling.
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These skaters soon augmented their teetotaling with a well-rounded dedication to physical health—complete with fruits, vegetables, stretching routines, and non-skate exercise.
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Temperance doesn't have to mean teetotaling; it can simply mean a culture of restraint that tries to keep a specific product in its place.
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Hitchcock would throw dinner parties where everything from the trout to the chicken was dyed blue, and he'd secretly ply his teetotaling guests with strong alcohol.
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Though let's hope the new president maintains his teetotaling ways as heaven help us all if POTUS starts smoking "Trump Weed" before preparing his next 3 a.m. tweet.
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Some people find a few drinks — and sometimes a few more — helpful on a long flight, some need to keep it to one, and some prefer teetotaling in-flight.
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This time, he brings his own bottle of wine to a dinner at the home of Layla's teetotaling white imam, Chuck (Michael Weaver), and picks a fight about Islam.
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The habitually drunk Wake brings an almost religious fervor to his role; the teetotaling Winslow, on the run from a shameful past, is mostly in it for the money.
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But it's as good a time as any to dip your toe into the world of teetotaling, whether you're sober curious or concerned you have a real problem with alcohol.
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There are substantive aspects of Amis's critique, but the gist — the "gravamen," as he might say — is that Corbyn, a humorless, teetotaling vegetarian wedded to an antiquated style of leftism, is woefully uncool.
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"The teetotaling Andrew sipped bottled water and chatted with Maxwell, who wore a leopard-print jacket and platinum wig, as well as with Donald Trump and his girlfriend, model Melania Knauss," Tauber wrote.
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At the time, those who favored criminalizing booze, beer and wine included mercenary figures who profited handsomely from a black market created by prohibition, along with teetotaling "do-gooders" concerned with saving souls.
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But fly fisherperson or not, Gorsuch is still about the best you could expect, a sober-minded selection from a teetotaling president who nevertheless often gives the appearance of making appointments while drunk.
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With a reported 3.1 million Britons and countless others around the globe now in their third week of teetotaling, I worried that the monotony of clean living might be starting to frustrate the participants.
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Medical, retail and government workers were the most teetotaling (or maybe just the least likely to call out when they'd overdone the booze.) Employees in these fields admitted to taking only one sick day, on average.
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Like Donald Trump, I'm a teetotaling New York native who loves McDonald's, has an alarmingly high caffeine intake, and maintains a codependent relationship with Twitter that hurts me just as much as it boosts my fragile ego.
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What counts is the Looney Tunes conviction with which these performers invest their roles, from Mr. Van Swearingen's festering sad sack to Ms. Girten's overage, teetotaling ingénue, who winds up flirting disconnectedly with Mr. Judd's temporarily reformed rake.
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Mr. Whitten was the self-described "Episcopalian wine-loving atheist" to Anderson's teetotaling Mormon, a "fellow egotist" who became more eager to topple a corrupt politician as a journalist than to build from the ground up as an engineer.
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LONDON — He is the bane of bankers, a bearded, teetotaling socialist often derided in the British press and in Parliament for his efforts to suppress dissent inside the Labour Party and his radical plans to remake the British economy.
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They share a ramshackle bedroom and a nightly meal and not much else — Wake's a garrulous, hard-drinking taskmaster, and Winslow is taciturn, teetotaling, and resentful of how much grueling labor he's getting stuck with while Wake locks himself in at the top of the lighthouse tower with the lamp.
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The recent launch of Kourtney Kardashian's Goop-esque new lifestyle website, Poosh, has already blessed us with many things: wine recommendations from a member of a notoriously teetotaling family, instructions on how to obtain an "instant butt lift," and further evidence that made-up names with two O's in the middle are infinitely more bankable than other kinds of words.
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Stoudt was born in 1950 and grew up in a teetotaling family. She was a kindergarten teacher, has a master's in early childhood education, and was a negotiator for her teachers union. She married Ed Stoudt in1975 and they have five children.
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An ethnic Hui family celebrating Eid ul-Fitr in Ningxia. French army Commandant Viscount D'Ollone reported in 1910 that Sichuanese Hui did not strictly enforce the Islamic practices of teetotaling, ritual washing and Friday prayers. Chinese practices like incense burning at ancestral tablets and honoring Confucius were adopted. One practice that was stringently observed was the ban on pork consumption.
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He was a naturopath and teetotaling vegetarian, an advocate of natural hygiene, and a long-time member of the National Anti-Vaccination League. He is reported as saying that during the last fifty years as a physician he never prescribed a single drug. He preferred raw foods to cooked ones, and plain water to milk and beverages such as tea and coffee. He was an advocate of exercise and shunned alcohol.
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Outside class he spent his time on baseball, swimming, and creative writing, especially poetry. His shy nature and his teetotaling set him apart from other students, and he socialized little. Grey struggled with the idea of becoming a writer or baseball player for his career, but unhappily concluded that dentistry was the practical choice. During a summer break, while playing "summer nines" in Delphos, Ohio, Grey was charged with, and quietly settled, a paternity suit.
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His column is nationally syndicated by Creators Syndicate. Harsanyi is author of First Freedom: A Ride Through America's Enduring History with the Gun; The People Have Spoken (and They Are Wrong): The Case Against Democracy; Obama's Four Horsemen: The Disasters Unleashed by Obama's Reelection; and Nanny State: How Food Fascists, Teetotaling Do-Gooders, Priggish Moralists, and other Boneheaded Bureaucrats are Turning America into a Nation of Children. He left his position writing op-eds for The Denver Post to work for TheBlaze.
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When his bill failed, Bubar became angry with the Christian Civic League for not supporting his bill strongly enough because they were focused on anti-gambling bills instead. Bubar had tried alcohol one time in his life, and his displeasure with the experience lead him to dedicate his career to teetotaling. Bubar would begin working at the Christian Civic League in 1952, serving as its head until 1983. Throughout the 1960 the Christian Civic League lead campaigns to outlaw the sale of alcohol on Sunday.
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279–280 To Mellon's chagrin, his department was charged with enforcing Prohibition; he did not believe in teetotaling himself and viewed the law as unenforceable.Cannadine (2006), p. 291 Aside from balancing the budget, Mellon's top priority was an overhaul of the federal tax code.Cannadine (2006), pp. 286–287 The income tax had become a major part of the federal government's revenue system with the passage of the Revenue Act of 1913, and federal taxation on income had increased during World War I to provide funding for the war effort.
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David Harsanyi mentioned the hamdog in his manifesto against the nanny state, Nanny State: How Food Fascists, Teetotaling Do-Gooders, Priggish Moralists, and other Boneheaded Bureaucrats are Turning America into a Nation of Children. He claimed a group of activists, whom he called "Twinkie Fascists", were trying to prevent him from eating the meal. While some people might not enjoy it as much as he did, that was the beauty of being a free citizen. Harsanyi described the hamdog as "perfect", "greasy", and "scrumptious", but mentioned he could only finish half.
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Viticulture in Arizona began in the 18th century when missionary Spanish Jesuit priests began to plant grapevines and make wine for use in Christian religious ceremonies. Unlike most vineyards in Arizona, which are located in the southeastern portion of the state near Tucson, Caduceus Cellars and Merkin Vineyards are based in the unincorporated area of Page Springs/Cornville, Arizona, southwest of Keenan's place of residence, as well as the cellar where wine tasting is available, in Jerome (which is open 365 days a year). Keenan has characterized the neighbors of the winery as "a teetotaling Republican community".
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Professor Donald Hardwick (Dick Powell), who lectures his students against swing music and jitterbugging, goes to New York City to get his symphony published, but accidentally writes a hit swing song ("Hooray for Spinach, Hooray for Milk") with the connivance of aspiring lyricist Linda McKay (Gale Page), which brings him into disrepute with the Dean of his college (Halliwell Hobbes). After the teetotaling professor accidentally gets drunk, Hardwick promises to stay in New York City for the summer and write songs with McKay, and they have three more hits. Unfortunately, singer Zelda Manion (Ann Sheridan) exploits his talents to her own advantage by getting Hardwick drunk again, and tricking him into signing a contract with her publisher. His new lyricist, Joe Dirk (Allen Jenkins), gets Hardwick in trouble by copying a classical piece of music and signing Hardwick's name to it.
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By 1828, the Methodists' practice of teetotaling had made significant inroads with the Mississaugas; at the annual distribution of presents from the King in 1828, Jones reported seeing a single Indian drunk, while drunkenness had been widespread at the annual distribution as recently as 1826.Jones (1860), 166 In January 1828, Bishop Strachan approached Jones and his brother John, offering to pay them more as Anglican missionaries than the Methodists could afford to, but both brothers declined the offer. At the same time, Strachan and various government officers applied pressure to the Indian communities to abandon Methodism for Anglicanism, refusing to assist the Rice Lake Indians with the construction of a settlement as they had done with the Credit and Bay of Quinte missions, even though the Rice Lake Indians offered to fund the construction from their land surrender annuities.
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