Something to drink?

Something to drink.

Something to drink?

Oh, something to drink?

Like something to drink?

You want something to drink?

I'll get you something to drink.

Would you like something to drink?

Would you like something to drink?

Do you want to drink something?

Something to eat while you drink.

Bring something to drink. Sit down.

Will you have something to drink?

Do you want something to drink ?

Shall we have something to drink?

You have something to drink about?

Want something to drink? Sure. A seltzer.

Could I get you something to drink?

We must give them something to drink.

I'll get you something hot to drink.

He probably gave you something to drink.

Will you give us something to drink?

Do you have the time to drink something?

Aunt Margaret, would you like something to drink?

Would you like something to drink, Mr. Joyce?

Good evening. Can we have something to drink?

Get us something to drink, Tracey. Yes, sir.

Try to get him to drink something not whiskey.

No. He'll only drink something cold.

We'll go drink and eat something.

And she d mentioned something to drink. Why not?

Drink your coffee. I'll get you something to eat.

Would you care for something to drink? A beer?

I was very thirsty and I wanted to drink something cold.

Give me something to drink, said Cuss, and he sat down.

Come and lie down, darling. I'll get you something to drink.

Can I get you a drink or something?

Is there something in the refrigerator that we can drink?

Maybe we can have a drink or something tomorrow, huh?

He told me to put something in your drink, but I didn't do it.

a free drink to anyone who can ask me for something I haven't got.

Supposin' l gotta go... like for a drink of water or something.

Say, I'm feeling kind of hungry. You feel like getting a bite or something to drink?

Look, why don't we go out and have a drink or take a walk or something to celebrate?

Is it still true that you are afraid to take a drink because you dread that something will emerge?