Beers

[beerz]

noun

1. Clifford Whittingham 1876–1943, U.S. pioneer in mental hygiene.

Example Sentences

The company — which along with its namesake beers also sells brands like Miller and Foster’s — plans to eliminate around 400 jobs overall.

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Mr Mackenzie was quick to reiterate the special status that pubs hold in the UK, emphasising that "community" was as much a selling point as the beers, wines and spirits they sold.

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Betsy Beers, Rhimes’ longtime producing partner, added: “We’ve always been really committed to the idea of growing within the company. We love to breed talent. You’re watching people learn and grow, while allowing them the opportunity to root themselves in one place.”

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The attached patio is complete with a mural of a man floating in space, pipe in hand, and the coolers are still filled with chilled beers and sparkling waters from their most recent get-together.

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Listening to the European golfers plead with fans to not chuck beers at a colleague’s spouse was mortifying.

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