But I persevered, and used my body in the way Nature intended it should be used--not bending over a desk and
swilling whiskey...
"It would take a clever man to live upon thy labor, Hugh," remarked one of the foresters, "seeing that the half of thy time is spent in
swilling mead at the `Pied Merlin.'"
But, I perfectly remember that I sat
swilling tea until my whole nervous system, if I had had any in those days, must have gone by the board.
He wrinkled his nose in a puzzled way at the dishes offered to him by the waiter but refused none, devouring the food with a great appetite and drinking ("
swilling" Fyne called it) gallons of ginger beer, which was procured for him (in stone bottles) at his request.
It would be nice if any right-thinking organisation with monies
swilling around in their coffers would like to settle ALL costs incurred in allowing them to go about their business, rather than leave it for the ordinary citizen to have to pay.
Atlanta, GA, June 10, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Private Bank of Buckhead, which includes Private Bank of Decatur and PrivatePlus Mortgage, has added Eric
Swilling, as Assistant Vice President, Credit Administration.
I have watched both editions and have seen the unemployed portrayed as lazy, indolent and criminal, either
swilling beer or smoking a joint, where shoplifting is seen as a career move and selling dodgy Big Issues a smart ruse.
On Saturday I stood outside of a baby shower in Rahway, New Jersey
swilling a St.
Senior staff are enjoying the perks of a new three-year deal for the lavish Suite H at Court One - where they are dining on salmon and
swilling champagne at a free bar before games.
So into whose pockets has all that moolah which was happily
swilling around a few short months ago disappeared?
Swilling, a military policeman with the 3rd Infantry Division's 293rd MP Company, has seen the war go from invasion to insurgency to surge to relative calm.
Not only did we have to put up with the beer
swilling louts, but people down at the front of the audit orium stood up right through the concert and the stewards made no attempt to make them sit down.
swilling - the drinking of large mouthfuls rapidly