drinking and driving, n.Definitions

Drinking and driving is almost as dangerous nowadays as walking while sober.

Drinking and driving is sometimes done because a man feels he is in no condition to walk.

Drinking and driving is unwise — you might hit a bump and spill your drink.

Drinking and driving is unwise — if you drink don't drive. Don't even putt.

Drinking and driving is unwise — there are two main finishes for automobiles: lacquer and liquor.

Drinking and driving is not advisable. You shouldn't take one for the road unless you want a state trooper for a chaser.

Drinking and driving is foolish — the only person who can handle a pint or a quart while driving is the milkman.

Drinking and driving is unwise — drunken men are apt to think themselves sober enough in the same way that young men are apt to think themselves wise enough.