Bartenders' concerns

Usage examples of drinks.

The image of his mother, her face when looking at his father while he sat at the kitchen table in the drinks that were between affable and drunk.

People sat on the veranda of the old American Hotel, rocking in their bentwood rockers, throwing back drinks on the aft roll and returning the glass to a rest position on the forward roll.

He accepted drinks from the players and even started exchanging wisecracks with them.

He also found that, despite the disapproval of the owner of the sink, a number of free drinks were pressed upon him.

He ordered two drinks, then he smiled his most charming smile at the girl.

Once they had fresh drinks in their hands Orsine looked enquiringly at Phaid.

Android waiters circulated with trays of drinks and titbits, while hired boohooms chopped, sliced, poured, fetched, carried and generally sweated to keep the bar and buffet running.

Emily agreed, carrying the drinks over to the seating arrangement in front of the fire.

And then during drinks he had asked her what she did, and she had said she worked for her grandmother, Emma Harte, as Jim did, but that she was employed at the stores.

She bent down and picked up several blossoms which had dropped off a bright pink azalea, laid them in an ashtray on a ceramic drum table, and then glanced around, wondering whether to serve drinks in here or in the drawing room.

Graves and the fellow eventually became very chummy, got to meeting for drinks regularly over a three-week period.

And if he did call her he would have no alternative but to see her, invite her out, take her to lunch or dinner, at the very least have drinks with her.

At that very moment she had been surprised to see him emerge from the kitchen, carrying two drinks, looking spruced up and fresh in a pristine white shirt and blue jeans.

He was a wonderful host, constantly up and down, taking care of the drinks, changing the records on the stereo, throwing logs on the fire, and steering the conversation around to different subjects, involving them with each other.

Bohemian house party, the kind where the food was exotic and laid out on a long table, buffet-style, and you ate sitting cross-legged on the floor, and took your drinks standing up.