Beers

[ beerz ]

noun

1. Clifford Whit·ting·ham [hwit, -ing-, uh, m, wit, -], 1876–1943, U.S. pioneer in mental hygiene.

Example Sentences

Schools can take steps to help protect children by having everyone wear masks, encouraging frequent hand-washing and improving ventilation, Beers said.

From Washington Post

“From all that we are hearing, we do believe that the recommended dose will be lower than for adolescents 12 and up,” said Beers, who repeated the group’s call on the FDA to act as quickly as possible.

From Washington Post

So, feeling “a little loopy” from beers, he sat down and wrote a letter to Santa Claus.

From The Daily Beast

Like the holiday of Christmas, it is a mix of German and American ingredients emulating the Kolsch beers of Köln.

From The Daily Beast

In the first six months of this year, we saw a 48 percent growth in sales of imported and craft beers.

From The Daily Beast

I paid a visit Istmo Brew Pub and found their beers undrinkable.

From The Daily Beast

But it is clear he is not a man who is interested in having beers with people he is not genuinely interested in interacting with.

From The Daily Beast

On his way back, he noticed there were two others in the backroom, a couple of men gnawing on pretzels over beers.

From Project Gutenberg

"De Beers" is the moving spirit, the generous employer, and the universal benefactor.

From Project Gutenberg

Along with the constant incongruity goes the element of surprise—which Professor Beers has well pointed out.

From Project Gutenberg

Stout, and in fact all beers for export to a hot climate, require rather more.

From Project Gutenberg

After a series of peripatetic adventures they were more dead than alive when the head-gear of De Beers burst upon their view.

From Project Gutenberg