imbibing造句

The act of imbibing.

I saw him imbibing liquor.

The soil expands upon imbibing water.

They were used to imbibing enormous quantities of alcohol.

It was not long before the imbibing began to tell.

The non-imbibing seed of the eighth day was called hard seed.

In contrast, much of the increased demand from Asia is for imbibing, not investment.

No one believes that current non drinkers should be encouraged to start imbibing.

Bored and unable to concentrate, I had picked up the airline magazine, passively imbibing information on resort hotels and airport facilities.

Seeds are probably protected by a membranous reticulation structure while spongy reticulation and subtle reticulation in the reticulation bottom may facilitate seeds imbibing water when germinating.

Beetles and caterpillars have jaws for cutting and tearing, mosquitoes have slender styles for piercing skin and sucking blood and butterflies have coiled tubes for imbibing nectar.

For the foreseeable future, the Arsenal manager intends to stick with his policy of recruiting Europe's brightest young talent and imbibing them in the culture of the North London club.