nurse a drink

A man had a right, after all, to nurse a drink or two.

He was an American, drinking white wine, and looked like a student who would nurse a drink because of the price.

The two of them were tucked away at a quiet table, each nursing a drink.

One woman was hunched over the bar, nursing a drink.

Instead, Aitan sat staring at a fire, nursing a drink.

Brian was at the kitchen table, nursing a drink.

She was nursing a drink which looked blue in the strange lighting of the disco.

A huge Caxtonian sat at the opposite end of the bar, nursing a drink.

But there are plenty of quiet terrace bars where you can nurse a drink or two.

He sat at a small scarred table in the center of the room and nursed a drink that looked like, but was not, a beer.

David sat at his desk, staring at the computer screen and nursing a drink.

He was in the hallway alone, nursing a drink, and he actually seemed pleased to see her.

So here sits Cavafy - in a cafe, nursing a drink.

Aegris, for his part, looked at her as though she were nursing a drunk on his floor.

Instead, though, Malcolm had spent virtually the entire evening clinging to the fringes of the party, nursing a drink.

He spotted her at a table, nursing a drink and giving a brush off to a man hitting on her.

He was nursing a drink in the living room and listening to the strains of a Bach cantata when she came down.

He'd thought about that as he'd nursed a drink in his dark motel room after talking with Bonnie.

George Tatum was nursing a drink when Armstead approached him.

Stone was sitting there, nursing a drink.

Tony sat beside me, nursing a drink.

The senator was seated in an overstuffed armchair, nursing a drink, his back to Bolan.

Ms. Maulhardt, on the other hand, nursing a drink at the Washington bar, dismissed the idea.

It's not about walking around, nursing a drink."

When they stepped into the den, David Moore looked up from where he sat in one of the armchairs, nursing a drink.