(1) She said she managed the stress and exhaustion of the treatment for her brain tumour by getting as much sleep as possible and relaxing with her favourite tipple - a whiskey - every night.

(2) Those who liked to tipple and gamble

(3) What is your favourite tipple and where in Oxford do you drink it?

(4) And as an editor there he got to kibitz and tipple with the likes of Dorothy Parker, Stephen Vincent Benet and P.G. Woodhouse.

(5) But especially so, if it was connected to his favourite tipple - beer - and with the aim of raising u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu255110,000.

(6) The Greeks are still the top when it comes to drinking our tipple .

(7) The mine tipple stood at Scarlet, WVa., at the end of the Trace Fork Subdivision south of Holden.

(8) If you haven't had the sense to drink plenty of water the night before, or better still, alternate a drink of H20 with your favourite tipple , then Mother Nature is your greatest ally.

(9) Eat, drink and be merryu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac and if you plan to knit anything more complicated than stocking stitch, do it before that tipple .

(10) So I asked for the only drink I knew: advocaat and cherry brandy - renowned as the favourite tipple of Jewish grandmas and great aunts everywhere.

(11) The national drink is a rye vodka known as koskenkorva; but today's Finns have a preferred tipple , drinking more coffee per capita than any other nation.

(12) Short of their favourite tipple , wine, the French quickly took to absinthe just as prohibition was enjoying a burst of public support, and absinthe quickly became the favoured temperance target.

(13) She drank several glasses of sherry, her favourite tipple

(14) You think of all the nasty things that might have happened, especially so as he didn't even come back to gulp down the full glass of his favourite tipple which then stands forlornly on the table where he left it.

(15) As most readers may guess, I occasionally tipple , imbibe, or more accuratelyu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac consume copious amounts of alcoholic beverages from the high heel pumps of women of ill repute.

(16) Tours, which cost u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25512.15, run throughout the day - and include the chance to sample a half pint of your favourite tipple .

(17) From that date you could drink it by the jugful in the cafu00d4u00f6u00a3u252cu00abs of Paris, and a gloriously refreshing tipple it was.

(18) Today, he should be enjoying a well-earned retirement, putting his feet up by the pool in his garden and enjoying a rum and Coke, his favourite tipple , as a sundowner.

(19) Red is her favourite tipple , and the more alcoholic the better.

(20) Some boats make an additional charge for all pre-packaged drinks, whereas others charge extra only for alcoholic tipples .