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He never upstaged his wife and though intelligent and rich, he was content to be viewed as a golfing, gin-swilling duffer.

This is better done by placing it on the hob than by the usual method of swilling it out with hot water.

Despite statistics that prove otherwise, Bryun said the image of the average Russian man as a vodka-swilling beer lover was simply a myth.

IT WAS considered a corner of the Arab world least likely to catch the backwash of anger swilling around the region.

He was swilling down the front steps when I called on him.

Bangkok's red-light districts crawl with glassy-eyed, beer-swilling foreigners who might not look out of place on most-wanted posters.

She, with her friends, are swilling down every evening.

It won't only be champagne-swilling fund managers that lose out should a country default, but the nation's retirees, a key group of voters.

you'll go right back to being the ice cream-binging, wine-swilling, neurotic mess you really are.

The rugby players were swilling mugs of beer at the bar.

Yet neither is likely to stop hot money for long, as there is too much swilling around.

Though he was 88 years old, LaLanne appeared to be in better health than his famous beer-swilling guest.

In Britain, for example, about half of all beer is bought for swilling on the sofa.

Either way, with this much money swilling around, the temptation to splash out will remain strong

Greek doctors say swilling huge amounts of soda daily is not so uncommon