off-licence BrE , auch: offie BrE informal
off-license AmE
liquor store AmE , auch: package store AmE , auch: packie AmE , auch: packy
bottle-o AusE
bottle store AusE , auch: bottle shop AusE
ABC store AmE

I'll go over to the liquor store and get whatever you want.

The only time he comes out is to go to the liquor store.

He lives with his parents and works at the liquor store they own.

He put everything in the car and then found the liquor store.

So she must have been sent to the liquor store.

When I got back from the liquor store my friend was still there.

There is no move yet to allow a liquor store.

She's going over to the liquor store for some medicine.

The Government increased the tax on liquor stores with more than a certain floor area.

I take my 15 cents and head for the liquor store.

And on the last night of the full moon, an old man outside a liquor store.

We walked up the street and stopped in front of a liquor store.

The liquor store was down the alley and to the left.

His eyes drifted up the street to a liquor store.

When not at school, she helps run the family liquor store.

He pulled up around the corner from a liquor Store.

It seemed as though every place I passed was a bar or a liquor store.

You go and get it personally at the liquor store.

The witness from the liquor store has changed his story.

Then drive to a liquor store, and we'll buy some wine.

New York will require that liquor stores close for at least one day a week.

Then he went off to phone the local liquor store that delivered.

"Same as if you were holding up a liquor store and the police shot your partner."

I would go to the liquor store and meet him in front of the courthouse.

But under the new state law, liquor stores cannot open before noon.