20 Metaphors for drinkings

Drinking, singing, and talking are the order of the day.

When I see so many killed in automobile accidents, and know that drinking is the cause of so many car accidents,well, yes ma'am, drinking sure does have a lot to do with it.

Drinking became almost a necessity with him.

As for the Squire, why we had no word for his character but his disappointed rival's, and his drinking might be all a slander.

Were we so framed that it were possible by perpetual supplies of wine to keep ourselves for ever gay and happy, there could be no doubt that drinking would be the summum bonum, the chief good, to find out which philosophers have been so variously busied.

The drinking of the four cups of wine, and the eating of the bitter herbs, emblems of the joys and the sorrows attending the deliverance from Egyptian bondage, are the more difficult parts of the ceremony.

231): Drinking is a most beastly vice in every country, but it is really a ruinous one to Ireland; nine gentlemen in ten in Ireland are impoverished by the great quantity of claret, which from mistaken notions of hospitality and dignity, they think it necessary should be drunk in their houses.

He does not affirm it in pure abstract, but says that no action can be purely abstract; and that as to uphold an immoral system is immoral, as the drinking system is immoral, as moderate draughts uphold the drinking system, and, in fact, cannot be drunk by the community without giving birth to drunkennessergo, moderate drinking is an immoral practice.

He sat still all the time drinking 'is beer and smiling at 'em and giving 'em good advice 'ow to get that gold watch.

Drinking is a lost art, eating a forgotten ceremony.

With the cattle on hand, drinking was out of the question, so the only way to show us any regard was to bring us a box of cigars.

For in so far as drinking is really a sin it is not because drinking is wild, but because drinking is tame; not in so far as it is anarchy, but in so far as it is slavery.

Bacchus, ever fair and young, Drinking joys did first ordain; Bacchus' blessings are a treasure, Drinking is the soldier's pleasure: Rich the treasure, Sweet the pleasure; Sweet is pleasure after pain.

Drinking is in reality an occupation which employs a considerable portion of the time of many people; and to conduct it in the most rational and agreeable manner is one of the great arts of living.

If a man had drunk too much wine in his house, he would have simply kept his eye on him afterwards, as a fool who did not know when he had his "quotum;" but laudanum drinking,involving, too, the breaking of an engagement, which, well managed, might have been of immense use to Elsley,was a very different matter.

Hard drinking was the indispensable accomplishment of a fine gentleman, and great estates were constantly changing owners at the gaming-table.

In the Actio prima of his Verrine orations Cicero gives a graphic picture of a convivium beginning early, where the proposal was made and agreed to that the drinking should be "more graeco.

Bacchus, ever fair and young, Drinking joys did first ordain; Bacchus' blessings are a treasure, Drinking is the soldier's pleasure: Rich the treasure, Sweet the pleasure; Sweet is pleasure after pain.

That tea-drinking by the fireside in the inn parlour was the most delicious thing within John Hammond's experience.

There is plenty to be got if a man only knows how to keep it.' 'Drinking is the worst,' said the doctor.

20 Metaphors for  drinkings