drinking companion

A sound drinking companion with good sense is what I need.

He did not really want to be drinking companions with these people.

I know just the man, an old drinking companion of mine.

The next morning he can't even remember yesterday's drinking companion.

It probably has more to do with my choice of drinking companions.

And what you want, as everyone knows, is a drinking companion who listens.

The drinking companion was being sought yesterday, the police said.

My drinking companion is wistful, and so am I, but for different reasons.

The purse wasn't very heavy, but his drinking companion's shoes weren't too bad.

He did not wish to give information to the outlaw leader, even if they were old drinking companions.

Barrymore had been a friend and drinking companion of Fields.

"Texas is known for its beautiful women," he mentions, and his drinking companion says that's a fact, Jack.

Or perhaps, as one of my drinking companions suggested, gravy-flavored.

At a bar you ask your drinking companion to sign your bill.

The less his drinking companions blamed him, the more he judged himself guilty.

One person told me that he could not withstand his still drinking companions as they seemed "so ugly" to him.

Drinking companions one night last week included a businessman with a gold watch and three tourists asking where they were.

(Like many of my drinking companions that weekend, they weren’t short on advice.

The researchers began interviewing and testing the man's drinking companions four days after his case was diagnosed in March 1992.

- sketched a wave and ran back to his drinking companions.

He had also known him, through Tony, as an occasional bridge, tennis, and drinking companion.

Then she whispered something to her red-faced drinking companion and laughed again.

Although nothing had ever been said, he suspected that the rest of them were more choosy about their drinking companions.

I suppose you're looking for a drinking companion," accused Rosa. "

Had he been invited aboard simply to act as drinking companion to a madman?