I don't feel like drinking vodka.

I don't have vodka.

Tom drank the glass of vodka.

I want vodka with tonic water.

Tom poured himself a glass of vodka.

He poured himself a glass of vodka.

She poured herself a glass of vodka.

How much vodka does it take to kill you?

How much vodka does it take to kill you?

'Vodka is better than anything,' said Yashvin in his base voice. 'Tereshchenko! Vodka and pickled cucumbers for your master!' he shouted, evidently enjoying the sound of his own voice.

She confused a cup of tea with a bottle of vodka.

I offered Tom a drink of vodka, but he refused it.

Levin badly wanted a drink of vodka and a bit of bread.

All that's left for me is to drink myself silly with vodka and to get lost in sleep.

Tom drank a lot of vodka on his trip to Russia.

My head is throbbing because of all the vodka I had last night.

And he raised his glass of raki to me and said, Yes, Carne. Come.

'Well, Masha, order supper for three, with vodka and wine...

Russians have some of their own theories to explain the drop in vodka sales.

Tom ordered another drink and reached in his pocket for a coin.

Tom bought a bottle of vodka and some perfume at the duty free shop.

A rumka is a vodka glass from which exhausted proletarians could revive themselves.

'Vodka, you think, eh?' asked Petritsky, making a face and rubbing his eyes.

Grotesque as it may seem, they say the compensation would often amount to a case of vodka in the past.

Or Islam is all about moderation, they may argue, just before passing out in a puddle of vodka and vomit.

A Moscovite monk called Isidore used this technology to produce the first original Russian vodka c. 1430.

In 2009 Willis signed a contract to become the international face of Belvedere SA's Sobieski Vodka in exchange for 3.3 ownership in the company.

Retails sales of vodka fell from 53 percent of total sales based on absolute alcohol content from 2007 to 2009 to 39 percent in 2015.

It s necessary to declare as foreign agents and strip the social rights of all those who drink less than four bottles of vodka per month per family member.

For the most part, however, making moonshine is a relatively safe and popular tradition in Russian dachas, and is the explanation many have given for the decline in vodka sales.

You eat it raw, and then swallow a glass of aquavit, says Havard Halvarsen, full time local firefighter but also the so called Rakfisk General, in charge of running the festival.

'Is that vodka?' Margarita asked weakly. The cat jumped up from its chair in indignation. 'Excuse me, your majesty,' he squeaked, 'do you think I would give vodka to a lady? That is pure spirit!'

Experts from the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA) say vodka sales have dropped 13.4 percent against the same period last year.

'Drink, you must drink some vodka and then some seltzer water with plenty of lemon,' said Yashvin, standing over Petritsky, like a mother urging her child to take its medicine. 'And after that a little champagne, about... a small bottle.'

At this point, the man who found the glasses races home to look in his bathroom mirror, where he comes face to face with a bearded Russian drunkard wearing an ushanka and holding a bottle of vodka.