Examples of 'drink and leave' in a sentence
Meaning of "drink and leave"
drink and leave: This phrase typically refers to the act of consuming a beverage and then departing or exiting from a place. It implies a brief or temporary stay for the purpose of having a drink
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drink and leave
I order a drink and leave it be to test myself.
Best you finish your drink and leave.
Have a drink and leave him alone.
I will finish my drink and leave.
Have a drink and leave before dinner.
Just pour my late dad a drink and leave.
Have a drink and leave each other alone.
I will have a drink and leave.
On drink and leave.
I would rather just have a quiet drink and leave.
Have a drink and leave.
So you just pay for your drink and leave.
Go have some drink and leave me with your friend here.
I am sorry but let us just have another drink and leave.
Finish the drink and leave.
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Phillip, I would rather just have a quiet drink and leave.
Let me have a drink and leave me be.
I will talk it over with Kimura . Finish the drink and leave.
I then grab my drink and leave the bar.
Before I get angry. If you don't want any trouble, just have a drink and leave.
Finish your drink and leave.
I drink and leave them all alone?
I am actually gonna finish my drink and leave this place.
They eat, drink and leave without paying.
Every day he would come by for a meal and a drink and leave at sunset.
We can grab a drink and leave the past in the past.
No . You can get your free drink and leave.
People come in for a drink and leave exposed to something that could kill them.
This is another time . Yes, but it 's her birthday . Have a drink and leave before dinner.
Let us have a drink and leave when the President 's escort comes.
If it 's okay with you, Phillip, I would rather just have a quiet drink and leave.
Just let me drink and leave me be!
If it's okay with you, Phillip, I'd rather just have a quiet drink and leave.
Go drink and leave alone, We are fine.
Just drink your bloody drink and leave the thinking to me, OK?
