No. I didn't have any drink with my supper.

He didn't used to drink.

He has since taken to drinking at lunch.

like patriotism, or altruism, or religion to practices

I didn't have any supper with my drink.

Appetite comes with eating, but the thirst goes away with drinking.

I don't know anything about it. Nobody ever hit that Liquor store before.

Is it good? I spilled it all over.

This is South Central

This is South Los Angeles. (Laughter)

Get the bottle.

MOREHEAD He's an excellent listener, though.

How many did you eat?

My father used to drink beer, but now he drinks sake.

He met some friends of his in front of a tavern about 8.45. Am I right so far? Yes, you are.

This is South Central.

This... I'll just leave it here.

Liquor, too. Is it wrong?

You turned him into a filthy criminal. What?

I already ate dinner.

It's alright. You can go and eat.

Fix me another drink, will you?

Get me some booze.

Can I interest you in a nightcap?

Let's have dinner before we go to the baseball game.

A meal without wine is like a day without sunshine.

He took a walk before breakfast.

My father takes a bath before supper.

I finished doing the work before supper.

Jong Suk.

I like white wine better than red.

I like white wine better than red wine.

Teenage Alcohol .

Bob's Country Bunker.

Bob's Country Bunker?

You smell like beer.

I'll buy you a drink. Come on!

Around the same, according to Alex Ross who writes for the New Yorker, this kind of rule came into effect that audiences had to be quiet no more eating, drinking and yelling at the stage, or gossiping with one another during the show.

I like red wine better than white.

I like red wine better than white wine.

That boy ate three lunches yesterday and three suppers at the Richelieu Matignon.

Tom took a shower before breakfast.

She took a walk before breakfast.

He had a shower before breakfast.

I studied before supper.