How To Use Swilling In A Sentence
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I had, somehow, got both lords and deans associated in my mind with infinite swillings of port wine, and bacchanalian orgies, and sat down at first, in much fear and trembling, lest I should be compelled to join, under penalties of salt-and-water; but
Alton Locke, Tailor and Poet An Autobiography
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Many sports fans who would rather watch the Super Bowl with a bunch of beer-swilling buddies than be present at the birth of their first child often recite that fired old saw about hockey being more violent than any other sport.
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Even I eventually got sick of hearing about characters swilling whisky and driving at the same time.
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The journey they make from their local watering hole to the sea allows the beer-swilling laddish men to swap stories, memories and reflect on times past.
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It's cheaper than an appletini or whatever you kids are swilling these days.
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Beer-swilling punks drag race through the river.
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There can be found a different class of drunk, swilling back copious amounts of G and T or champagne and stuffing their faces with complimentary food.
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The Vegas audience of polyester-clad gamblers and middle-aged couples contrast starkly with the fag-puffing, beer-swilling crowds at home.
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Water was now swilling about on the bottom of the boat almost to their knees
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He shook his head after swilling another synthetic beer.
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Beneath that Kiwi veneer of earthy, beer-swilling practicality, we're actually outstandingly good at the pure abstract stuff.
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She had finished swilling out her mouth with clean water
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Neil Pickup would probably not welcome the reference: ‘People want to portray us as nutcases or beer-swilling madmen and the sport as just a pub game with no skill or no strength.
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Then there's Buzzo, a beer-swilling alcoholic with neurological problems.
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But even my beer-swilling customers seemed to have the same ennui that I did.
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Remember a time, not that long ago, when the flippety flop of a jandal signalled the arrival of a beer-swilling, ciggie-smoking, style-starved yobbo?
Stuff.co.nz - Stuff
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But if you've been put-off by holidaying in Cyprus by the tabloid tales of beer-swilling thugs, drunken teenagers and late night revelling, think again.
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It makes a change from the beer-swilling, girl-chasing, drugs-flirting image that he has specialised in back home before disappearing to far-flung parts for his gap year.
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The immemorial mile of cheap foul doggeries remained, but business was dull with them; the multitudes of poison-swilling Irishmen had departed, and in their places were a few scattering handfuls of ragged negroes, some drinking, some drunk, some nodding, others asleep.
Life on the Mississippi
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And it was scarcely to be supposed the poet of the Roisín Dubh had in mind the coming of a shoneen talking-house, a gombeen legislature scrounged and cadged for by whiskey-swilling fixers in the imperial Parliament across the sea.
At Swim, Two Boys
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These riders have different needs than the jeans-wearing, beer-swilling bikers of days past.
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In this tryptic, I find the lampoonery of the physical deformation inherent to both the slight-statured, fat-footed Frodo and the EPO-swilling, peglegged pirate in the first 2 images to be apt signifiers of his poorly cobbled performances and subsequent attempts at mea culpa.
The BSNYC Absentee Art Exhibition (Part II)
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He preferred to spend his day swilling out the changing rooms in the leisure centre
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He chose that path, this beer-swilling, wild life.
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Filling and swilling hour after hour, he seldom rises before he gets through ten or fifteen tumblersful, and, if he happens to be thirsty, will double it -- enough, one would think, to founder a horse.
The Land of Thor
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I observed, in fine egalitarian style, a punt full of beer-swilling lads float by - a mate running along the tow path, shooting down the bank, using a punt full of tourists as a stepping stone, and leaping in among them.
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Although the good people of Munchen are renowned for their beer-swilling skills at the annual Oktoberfest, it seems they are not afraid to travel for their few pints.
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He pored over this for a while, swilling the wine around the glass
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It was glorious waste; down below the casks were swilled and scrubbed out with freshwater, and the swillings drained into the bilge whence the ship's pumps would later have to force it overboard at some cost of labour.
Hornblower And The Hotspur
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There is concern about members of public going into the site, particularly if there is water swilling around it.
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From his first scene, he's swilling liquor and dispensing snide remarks with such regularity that he's obviously evil.
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At yesterday's office party, after swilling several glasses of wine, I met our executive director at last.
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When you think of Spain's Costas, chances are you conjure up images of lager louts swilling pints of beer, greasy spoon restaurants and unfinished high-rise hotels that block out the sun stretching as far as the eye can see.
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So you think you're going to sit in front of the TV watching Sport and swilling beer on a Saturday after a hard week at the office, do you?
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It's time to retrace your steps to the Temple Bar: the pubs will soon be opening, the black vials of Guinness swilling over the bar and the fiddlers beginning to fiddle…
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I live in the UK and I swear, nothing has changed: I still see people out partying, boozing, eating in restaurants, white-wine swillings whores (most of London's workforce) still trawling the shops for their crap.
Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com
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But within a couple of years everyone was meeting one another at Timmy's and swilling their coffee.
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Noah took a hard hilarious time getting his gin-swilling Belfast millie of a wife on board with their compliment of furry animals.
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This proceedeth from your bibbing and swilling yesternight, which (as it seemeth) maketh you to walke about the roome in your sleepe, dreaming of wonders in the night season: it were no great sinne if you brake your neck, to teach you keepe a fairer quarter; and how commeth it to passe, that Signior Panuccio could not keepe himselfe in his owne bed?
The Decameron
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So Bingham and the club's booze-swilling, sex-starved trustee Pamela (Twyford) quickly have to come up with a replacement.
Theater review: 'Fox on the Fairway' at Signature Theatre
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It's time to retrace your steps to the Temple Bar: the pubs will soon be opening, the black vials of Guinness swilling over the bar and the fiddlers beginning to fiddle…
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I mean, why would beer-swilling, loutish men ever want to watch these events?
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Men were standing around, swilling beer and occasionally leering at passing females.
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Swinging voters will see it as a sign that he has escaped from the clutches of the Chardonnay swilling elites.
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Drink is one of the major social problems which contributes to the perception that streets are not safe after dark, unless you happen to be part of a gang of beer-swilling teens.
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Gallons of sea water had rushed into the cabin and were now swilling about in the bilges.
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You had a cushy job; you spent your summers swilling wine on Martha's Vineyard.
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I worked it over, and couldn't avoid the conclusion that Jeff spent every evening swilling bourbon on my couch because I was his only friend.
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Then again, perhaps we were just a bunch of Chardonnay (Cabernet Merlot, actually) swilling elitists totally out of touch with middle Australia.
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Thus begins another skirmish in Devinsky's long-standing war on the fecklessness of youth, their natural tendency to forget their medication, stay up all night working on a term paper and propel themselves into a hypernormal state by swilling vodka or cough medicine.
In the Grip of the Unknown
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In groups they can poison the atmosphere of an entire pub in seconds, swilling ale, braying, tormenting the barmaid, spilling ale and lumbering against bystanders.
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There is always someone around to pick you up. ‘If Eliza keeps swilling the plonk like that, she had better hope so.’
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The bar was full of lairy, pint-swilling lads in football shirts.
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The idea that it was run by port-swilling people with double-barrelled surnames had an element of truth.
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So when the tie slips off and the shades go on, what will you be swilling this summer?
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Men were standing around, swilling beer and occasionally leering at passing females.
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She cares about the welfare of others and the environmental legacy we'll leave our kids, unlike the beer-swilling brain-dead, who know nothing, and care even less, about either.
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And it was scarcely to be supposed the poet of the Roisín Dubh had in mind the coming of a shoneen talking-house, a gombeen legislature scrounged and cadged for by whiskey-swilling fixers in the imperial Parliament across the sea.
At Swim, Two Boys
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The profitability of corn whiskey, heavy frontier drinking, the spread of saloons in cities, and the immigration of beer-drinking and whiskey-swilling foreigners all encouraged the nation's bibulous tendencies.
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Radge beer-swilling Begbie stole the show with his golfing V-necks and glass hurling.
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You'll definitely be in better shape than a beer-swilling, channel-surfing couch potato, but you won't be very fit.
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Calamity's an uncouth, sarsaparilla-swilling, gun-slinging frontierswoman who can shoot, scuffle, and spin tall tales as well as any man alive.
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The first of the giant tsunamis to hit the coast was then swilling over the statue.
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A crowd of men were standing around swilling beer.
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Father is in the kitchen, swilling down the beer as usual.
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You know that at best Billy will be crushed by pit life and at worst he will eventually turn into a version of his swaggering, beer-swilling elder brother.
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A show about beer-swilling high school boys doesn't register on the serious-theatre metre, but this show is subtly about so much more.
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I've lived in New York City long enough to expect the unexpected and keep cool in the presence of insanity, but an Orthodox Jew cold busting his human beatbox, dressed only in his skivvies and swilling Jack Daniels, still feels to me worthy of the term "spectacle.
Patrick Egan: Family Feud: Teeth of the Sons
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As Ken points out, for the sake of a few quid, they will lose much custom from beer-swilling jazzers and folkies.
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Men were standing around, swilling beer and occasionally leering at passing females.
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A motley crew for the most part, with the reputation of being beer-swilling, womanising chauvinists.
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There's a real paucity of suggestions for the beer-swilling boxer wearers in your life, unless those men also harbor secret fascinations with Christian Lacroix chairs and mink jackets.
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[T] he Seventies were about as sober as a meths-swilling vagrant waylaying passers-by to tell them that the Archbishop of Canterbury has planted electrodes in his brain.
Book Review: Strange Days Indeed by Francis Wheen « A Progressive on the Prairie
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Two teenage friends were punched and robbed by a gang of beer-swilling thugs.
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Men were standing around, swilling beer and occasionally leering at passing females.
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There was already timbers and bales of jute and debris and the Lord alone knows what swilling about in the water.
THE MAIN CAGES
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A week's rainfall fell overnight, almost a normal month's total rained down over the week, and mountains of water came swilling down on Ilkley from the moors.
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A crowd of men were standing around swilling beer.
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Stringer is one of the new breed who contradict the notion that rugby players are beer swilling, overgrown school-children who engage in raucous after-match parties.
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The blind taste test showed that she preferred swilling the budget brand, too.
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Last week I did five twelve hour days training for the Census job again (this time i am a crew leader so the pay bump is nice) The only way I got through that was swilling Red Bull and taking afternoon bumps from a microscopic Tabasco bottle.
Archive 2009-09-01
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They are not beer-swilling, trouble-causing louts who litter the streets, taking up police time and making York and every other city in the UK dangerous places to be every weekend.
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Then again, perhaps we were just a bunch of chardonnay-swilling elitists totally out of touch with middle Australia.
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The gym is hardly the place for lardy beer-swilling darts players.
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I liked the voter turnout, but it appears that a large majority of voters take an unhealthy liking to alcohol-swilling, gambling, smartmouth, thieving robots.
POLL RESULTS: Favorite TV Robot
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They include a smooth-talking DJ, lager-swilling lads and dancing girls.
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He got into bed, nauseated by the undigested beer that was still swilling about inside him.
PASSION IN THE PEAK
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There is a crowded, Hooray Henry exuberance to the room, with pink-cheeked gents swilling dry Martinis and families with gaggles of well-dressed, extraordinarily blonde children.
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Those lushy Luxemburgers, those grog-swilling Granite Staters!
Lies, Damned Lies, And Statistics
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Men were standing around, swilling beer and occasionally leering at passing females.
