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n. (soft drink English)
Usage examples of "soft drinks".
Monday afternoons I drove the van to the wholesalers for spirits, soft drinks, cigarettes, sweets and crisps, putting some directly into the shop on my return, and the reserves into the storeroom.
Most of it was given over to an ice-box stocked with a little beer and lots of soft drinks, chiefly for the mechanics, for working under that torrid sun was thirsty business.
In the ice bucket beside the table was an opened bottle of white wine, four glasses, two cans of American beer and some soft drinks.
So they went back to work, fuelled by tins of soft drinks and background music courtesy of a cassette machine provided by Grant Hood.
Jean-Paul, Rene, and Juan appeared almost together close to the entrance of the Time Machine, all sipping soft drinks.
Ivanov was kind to her, the nurses gave her soft drinks, Florian and Catlin hung around her until she sent them away.
They were different when they took theirs off, hyped, nervous, so much so that when they went for soft drinks at the bar he didn't know the Jeremy he was dealing with.
On the table were platters of cakes, fish slices, and paperwrapped candy, bottles of soft drinks and mineral water, a bottle of vodka, and large and small glasses.
The NCO Club was only a big old quonset hut, but they had fixed it up nice inside - carpet on the floor, booths along the walls, a jukebox - and you could get soft drinks on the weekend .
The sight of cans of soft drinks prompts him to go inside and join the queue.