hard liquor

We drank a lot of hard liquor in a short time.

They have to call it a club or they're not allowed to serve hard liquor.

He drinks a huge amount of hard liquor at the same time.

Unlike her husband, she never drank hard liquor while working.

She was obviously not used to hard liquor; the brandy took hold of her very quickly.

The business, which involved hard liquor only, was deadly dull.

It was more like hard liquor than fine wine, and she knew she'd have to be careful.

She recognized the third odor in the house: hard liquor.

Carter, in his respectable new life, has given up hard liquor.

The first few drinks they tossed turned out to be hard liquor.

But I don't think it should be easier to get hard liquor.

The only hard liquor I'll have for two, three weeks."

"I got used to drinking hard liquor during Prohibition," he says.

In other words, she had given up hard liquor for white wine, which was hardly drinking at all.

But the scheme obviously required the sales of hard liquor.

Then he purchased a large bottle of hard liquor to carry away.

Was it her refusal to smoke or drink hard liquor?

Despite the 2006 referendum, no one has stepped up to sell hard liquor.

Consensus changed; there were much more practical things to do with hard liquor.

He'd never offered hard liquor to a woman before.

He was looking for a canteen that sold hard liquor.

It became a lounge when state law allowed for the sale of hard liquor in 1944.

"Makes me glad I'm finally legal to buy hard liquor.

He wanted a drink of hard liquor very much.

"Then he said there would be hard liquor and he'd start charging.