| I notched up a semi-respectable one hour and five minutes to the top, glugging litres of water. |
| From below, I heard chairs being pulled to the table, serving spoons double-clinking my hot food onto each plate, ice water from the aluminum pitcher glugging into glasses. |
| Surprisingly, rehydration of the dermis is not about glugging litres of mineral water. |
| Were I several decades younger, I might well be tempted to learn the language, don a stripy T-shirt and beret and spend my days glugging pastis. |
| But it was not only in Britain that people were glugging the stuff. |
| But I was chopping up fresh truffles and foie gras as well as chicken, mushrooms, celery and onions, as Bocuse, glugging a very nice Aligoté, rolled out the pastry. |
