A gin-soaked, retired General from Cheltenham writes to The Telegraph to tell us how it should be done. |
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Readers get riveting stories about whippings from his gin-soaked father and being a less than perfect father himself to his own kids. |
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With its sizzling mixture of accordions, fiddles and gin-soaked vocals it could be both bawdy and soulful. |
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Inexpertly guarded by the gin-soaked Grace Poole, Antoinette dreams of making a big, warm fire. |
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Hogarth's hellish vision of a gin-soaked society was made all the more immediate to his contemporary audience by being set in a London location. |
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When personal rights are abridged in the name of the public good, conflict usually ensues, and gin-soaked London was no exception. |
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Maybe he would be gin-soaked and get too touchy-feely with the cashier at the grocery store. |
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The 12 dancers are portrayed as decayed, gin-soaked, limping Southern belles afraid of the light. |
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The first truly great English artist, William Hogarth, provided a savage commentary on a gin-soaked London scene which balanced violence with elegance. |
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The show is a delightful, gin-soaked celebration of the work of Dorothy Parker, legendary American critic, columnist and queen of caustic wit. |
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Like the cherries, the gin-soaked damsons also retain their stone so that the fruit keeps its shape. |
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The gin-soaked world-weariness owes a massive debt to Raymond Chandler. |
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He has managed to replace the image of a gin-soaked colonel in the shires with that of a young father conscientiously carrying out eco-friendly house improvements. |
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In the darkened theatre, I asked myself what became of her, but I found her in the seat behind me, gin-soaked and belching while she dozed. |
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She tries to pass herself off as a gin-soaked sequined blues mama. |
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Today's super-wealthy no longer go off on four-month grand tours of Europe, play gin-soaked Gatsbyesque croquet tournaments or spend hours doing needlepoint. |
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