When Liz came back with a tray the old lady seized her cup and took a long swig of hot tea. |
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He lit a cigarette and took a swig of the alcohol and grinned at me, a grin that was rapidly becoming a leer. |
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Taking another swig of his beer, his eyes came to rest on a stumbling figure walking away from the warmth of the large fire. |
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She glanced again at the PDC, the fluorescent green screen highlighting her face as she gulped down another swig of the amber glass bottle. |
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I scowled into the night, took a swig of my beer and dumped the rest over the side of the deck. |
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I started off straight away, after having a long swig of a bottle of Pils, thirsty after the drive. |
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He took a swig of wine, set the wineskin aside and made to slide down under the cloak to sleep, but Kieran caught his arm. |
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My acquaintance never ran out of metheglin, which was mixed when he harvested his honey, and he never failed to offer me a swig or two. |
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She drank almost half of it in one swig and then topped it up again and Mr. Hamilton didn't bat an eyelid. |
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The Mother Superior then reappeared with a bottle of local spirit and we were all persuaded to have a swig before departing. |
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He took a sip of water and tossed a few tablets into his mouth before taking another swig from the bottle. |
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Take a swig from your hip flask of sloe gin, whisky or red wine and you'll be laughing. |
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A bit of the swig, swig, slugging back old granddads cough medicine are we? |
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He declined with a smile and unslung his own canteen of water from over his shoulder and took a long swig from it. |
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He offered it to her and when she took a swig the hard liquor burned down her throat. |
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To fit in I am planning to wear a string vest, swig from a bottle of whiskey and loudly chant the lyrics to a couple of Marti Pellow songs. |
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He let loose the loudest hiccup I'd ever heard and took another swig of something or other from his canteen. |
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Slasher finishes swabbing down his work surface, and has another swig of beer. |
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His partner took a long swig, either ignoring his friend or too drunk to care. |
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She regretted not taking a swig of orange juice with the banana, not remembering to drink that half glass of instant tea. |
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In other words, when the men get tired of the women spending long hours agonising over jewellery, they can just step next door for a swig. |
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I lay on the rooftop eating a sandwich hungrily and washing it down with a swig of whiskey. |
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From the pocket of his khaki jacket, he picked a small liquor bottle and took a swig. |
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He wipes the drool, takes a swig of beer and takes a quick run through the Internet to keep from falling asleep. |
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Wesley coughed and swallowed a long swig of his ale while Pearl tried to explain her complicated situation. |
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Marie pulled the cigarette out of her mouth and took a swig of her drink, until only half of it remained. |
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At 250 calories a swig, it was the perfect drink for ski troopers in off the mountains. |
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Taking a big swig from her emergency bottle of glucose drink, she kicked the door down, and entered the studio. |
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I pulled the bottle out from under the cushion and took a swig of the liquor in it. |
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Time to pull myself together, swig a good deep draught of Andrew's Liver Salts, and get cracking. |
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Instead, I want to swig lush, long, refreshing mixed drinks that make me feel I am lolling about on a beach fanned by a cool sea breeze. |
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She appreciates a handsome face, a courteous gesture, and the occasional swig of aqua vitae. |
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And that means fans of the Shrimpers' Stout and Quayside beer have less than a month to swig their final mouthfuls of the favourite tipples. |
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Soon the guard took his water canteen out of his belt, took a swig, and dropped to the floor, never to wake again. |
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What I REALLY did was take three Nurofen and swig a mouthful of cordial. |
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She swallowed them with a swig of water, and asked if she could go to bed. |
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Helen lives alone in her neat, cream-and-beige home, curling up in her plain leather armchair each night to eat a low-fat TV dinner and swig a glass of Chardonnay. |
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Then he reached for an open bottle of red wine, took a swig from the neck. |
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Throughout the show, he finds constant excuses to swig Special Brew and bottles of scotch, even using spirits miniatures as puppets in a retelling of Goldilocks. |
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Most of us swallow our pills with a glass of juice or a swig of water. |
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Leaning against the side of the wall, he took a swig of his drink. |
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Of course, the beauty of having a well-stocked pub only a dumb waiter away is that, while trying to assimilate the extensive wine list, you can swig beer. |
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However, it will be nice to have a base in space that is not dependent upon Earth for every gulp of air, swig of water and nut and bolt. |
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Just go back to your jug of Kool-Aid and take a swig and relax. |
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Fielding took a large swig from the mug in true sailorly fashion. |
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Alcohol is freely available in almost all countries south of the Sahara, and quite a few Muslims sneak an occasional swig. |
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By that time all I could do was laugh and take another swig of energy drink. |
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I took a swig or two out of this jug, you know, and reinforcements came up and I was directing them which way to go. |
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Nanton remembers his first shift in a drive-thru, when he watched a driver pull up to the window and take a swig from an open alcoholic beverage. |
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The cyclist can quickly grab the handy bike water bottle from its bracket, even while riding, and take a swig of its life-giving elixir. |
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Despite of brushing after lunch, keep a water bottle in your desk and have a swig after a coffee. |
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One rule of thumb is to take a big swig from your water bottle every 15 minutes. |
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The man smiled softly in self satisfaction as he took another swig of ale. |
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After effectively blowing him off the screen, she pops a Budweiser and takes a swig before gazing at the defeated one last time. |
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I ordered a salad, ate it, and in the bathroom snuck a swig of Pepto. |
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They took a swig each from an old bottle of sherry and ate some stale digestive biscuits sealed in a tin in the mouse-riddled cupboards. |
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Pavlenko exclaimed, taking a swig of the Ukrainian vodka known as harilka. |
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Yet for a bunch of blokes with cauliflower ears and a tendency to swig Hai Karate, this England side do not do too badly. |
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Someone thumbing their nose at conventional behaviour was a fairly common scene in photos never meant for public viewing, such as that of the well-dressed lady taking a big swig from a liquor bottle. |
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A man appeared in fisherman's oilskins and made us repeat a couple of phrases in a Newfie accent, swig some Screech, eat some hard bread, and knighted us with an oar. |
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