be on the wagon
be on the water wagon

So out went the quiet man with the drinking problem, who had been on the wagon for a long time.

I've been on the wagon for a long time "

I know you were on the wagon last night, corporal,' he said.

Dwayne had been on the wagon nearly two weeks this time.

He's been on the wagon and found peace by returning to the old ways."

Both 4@i@ had been on the wagon since the trial started.

And Ramsey, for all his talk of being on the wagon, drank heavily as well.

I thought you thought I was on the wagon or something.

One for every month I've been on the wagon and one to grow on.

"Yes, they do seem to imbibe quite a bit," said Mildred, who was on the wagon.

All this fuss over a four-day absence from work, when Bruce had been on the wagon for months now.

He says it's the first time he's been on the wagon since his last stretch in prison nearly twenty years ago.'

She did not dare call loudly, not knowing if anyone was on the wagon road to hear her.

He was on the grass and Gabriel was on the wagon.

'Well, I just hope it doesn't extend to being on the wagon.

Freight wagons had no seats; the only place to ride, sitting or standing, was on the wagon tongue.

"I've been on the wagon for most a year, and I'm never comin' down."

Wick believes that Don, a recovering alcoholic, has been on the wagon for ten days.

Duke, your sister is on the wagon.

He was surprised this specimen had ever learned any sort of trade, but perhaps he'd been on the wagon more when he was younger.

So when he was on the wagon, he wasn't exactly on the wagon.

He's been on the wagon for awhile-five years, he claims-but he's stopped going to Alcoholics Anonymous.

"You know I've been on the wagon for two years . . . and today I started a low-calorie diet.

Mirus had been on the wagon box, Tupita beside him, in a tunic fashioned (pg.

"People won't believe me, they'll think I'm just braggin' But I could feel the way I do and still be on the wagon"