fizzy water

He picked up the fizzy water, drank deep.

She discovered that the less expensive fizzy water "doesn't taste any different."

The food ordered and fizzy water poured, they began to go over the results of her morning's work.

Louise frowned, and got herself a bottle of fizzy water.

But now, under the influence of fizzy water, people remain alert, anxious and functional all day long.

"It's like unscrewing the top from a bottle of fizzy water."

That's what happens with literary prizes, especially when there are five judges, who would find it hard to agree on what fizzy water to order.

This is not torture as we see it in movies, with bare wires or fizzy water up the nostrils.

But pasta, salad, fizzy water and fine decor can be found all over New York; it takes more to make a successful restaurant.

"I really don't miss it," my wife says, squeezing a lime into another glass of fizzy water.