They had been sitting on the porch for almost two hours, and Neal, still on his first gin-and-tonic, was telling Roland about the priest he had found in Longido to do the services. ❋ T (2009)
Anyone who has read my articles knows that, with the exception of specific authors (Pat Murphy, Melissa Scott, Richard Morgan), cyberpunk is not the lime in my gin-and-tonic. ❋ Unknown (2010)
I sauntered out, gin-and-tonic in hand, warming up to my best fatherly-advice tone. ❋ Con Chapman (2011)
Another gin-and-tonic, another greasy waitress and spilled drink and I'm up tall, navigating on spongy feet through tables packed with whip-thin creatures touching my suit, offering up their dark lies and assuring an evening of uninterrupted beauty and chemically delayed inhibitions as if it really were something new. ❋ Brett Rosenblatt (2011)
I sauntered out, gin-and-tonic in hand, warming up to my best fatherly-advice tone. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Neither is there any discussion of wine and beer, nor of such popular summer standards as the gin-and-tonic or the Tom Collins. ❋ Unknown (2010)
His wardrobe is easy to pack -- wrinkles are part of the look -- and the range is from guerrilla chic, say olive green garb of lightweight fabric with strategic pockets, to easy-fitting suits that can be slipped on for a gin-and-tonic at an embassy cocktail party. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The bar at Eleven Madison Park not only does the restaurant justice, but it's also my favorite place in the city to have a drink, whether I'm looking for a cutting-edge cocktail or simply a gin-and-tonic and a friendly chat with the folks behind the stick. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Gerald had gotten up and, with his gin-and-tonic mug in one hand, was fanning water out of a garden hose onto the roses. ❋ Ann Beattie (2010)
Gerald was already stretched out on a chaise, with his shirt off, drinking a gin-and-tonic, getting a tan. ❋ Ann Beattie (2010)
As this former Variety reporter can assure you, reporting on Cannes from a cubicle on Wilshire Boulevard just won't be the same as sitting poolside at the Hotel du Cap with a notepad in one hand, a gin-and-tonic in the other, listening to Harvey making deals from the next lounge chair, and watching the latest box-office hottie just over there smoothing on sunblock. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Tanqueray recently hosted an exhibition/competition of gin-and-tonic variants, with Winchester as one of the judges. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Lacy was holding her pool cue in one hand—a house cue—and took the gin-and-tonic with her other hand, beautiful long brown fingers, forever naturally tan. ❋ Jonathan Twingley (2009)
We lingered long on the lawn after supper, us middle-aged types and marrieds-with-babies, and while roars of laughter and applause rang out from an evidently hugely successful Talent Show and Concert taking place in the panelled library beyond the mullioned windows, we drank gin-and-tonic and swapped news and cuddled babies. ❋ Joanna Bogle (2009)
That's [a mighty] [fine] gin and tonic, would you [mix me] up another? ❋ TOM DICK (2006)
[Partygoer]: Man, you got any [tonic water] and [limes]?
Host: Nah man, just use Sprite.
Partygoer: What am I supposed to do with Sprite?
Host: Make a Poor Man's Gin and Tonic, fool. ❋ CarringtonS (2009)
When [Johnny] goes to [bars] he [orders] a great drink, "gin & tonic". ❋ OliverS (2005)
