Meanings of drank rum in English

Blunt, coming in about some ship matters, the pair drank rum.

They walked along the beach and drank rum until the meat behind their eyes throbbed.

Between steamers the town slept and drank rum.

We drank rum and it was very friendly.

We were sixteen and we drank rum.

Whether he caught cold at Plymouth or drank rum as only Indians can, we do not know.

Afterward I sat in the motel and drank rum while he snorted from these little bags of coke.

He said they drank rum.

Dunn drove out of the garage back to his hotel where he walked his dog, ordered a pizza and drank rum and cola.

Nigel Lawson and the ebullient Ken Clarke favoured whiskey, but the mannered Hugh Dalton drank rum and milk, which he poured from a silver coffeepot.

'Who told you I drank rum?'