whiskey on the rocks

The ensuing international incident is often referred to as "Whiskey on the rocks".

The incident became widely known as "Whiskey on the Rocks."

The media characterized it as the "Whiskey on the Rocks" affair.

Our specialties of the house are whiskey straight and whiskey on the rocks.

He was Lite beer while all the other cops I knew were whiskey on the rocks.

"Whiskey on the rocks"

The bar was stocked as I had left it, and a treble malt whiskey on the rocks cleared some of the muzziness from my head.

A "Harold Cudmore" is also a popular drink, the ingredients of which are a double Jameson Whiskey on the rocks.

I stayed only long enough for one shot of bar whiskey on the rocks and one long session emptying my stomach into the toilet in the men's room.

Order was restored, the alarm reset, and I poured a tumbler of Black Bush Irish whiskey on the rocks and waited for my nerves to tuck themselves back inside their sheaths.

As a woman who oftentimes partakes of a glass of whiskey on the rocks, I am heartened by and wish to join Alex Witchel in her confession of "wicked, wicked ways."

The American general holds a glass of whiskey on the rocks in one hand and a pistol in the other, and the drunken, devil-may-care look is enhanced by an unbuttoned collar and a tie tugged to one side.

T Map The ex-pats in Zamalek are always coming and going, though this wooden, Brit-inspired drinking den has been serving up cold pints and whiskey on the rocks for quite some time, and certainly isn't in danger of packing up anytime soon.

It was not until 1981, when the Soviet submarine U 137 (Whiskey on the rocks) ran aground, that S. Moen, the director of the Royal Norwegian Navy Museum in Horten saw the abandoned Hitra in a newspaper image.

The missile has never seen combat; the closest thing it has come to being used in anger was during the "Whiskey on the Rocks" incident when in 1981 a soviet (NATO code Whiskey Class) submarine ran aground outside the naval station in Karlskrona.