| In 1893, a teetotaling faction of Australia's labor movement created Nueva Australia, which survives to this day. |
| Later in the first decade of the new century, though, an influx of bold young women, allergic to the old pieties about female purity and comfortable working with men, displaced their moralistic, teetotaling elders. |
| He stabled Rosina at sundown, and went in to sneak a well-earned glass of hard cider past Martha's teetotaling eye. |
| They gave him a little whiskey, which the teetotaling general resisted before drinking. |
| Kerry also one-upped President Bush with the kind of photo-op that the teetotaling president cannot duplicate. |
| The president has bought a beer-making kit for the White House, and on the stump professes his love of the brew, drawing a contrast with the teetotaling Mitt Romney and hoping to forge a liquid bond with the middle class. |
