Orange juice, please.

Drink this juice.

Tom drinks juice.

This juice tastes sour.

Yes, orange juice, please.

Orange juice or champagne?

Children want fruit juice.

I love elderberry juice.

We sell orange juice.

Do you like juice?

Tom is drinking juice.

Did you buy juice?

Children like fruit juice.

Tom drank some juice.

I'm drinking orange juice.

She's drinking apple juice.

Where's my apple juice?

I love apple juice.

Did they buy juice?

I drink fruit juice.

Think bike shops, juice stands.

I would like fruit juice.

I'd like an orange juice.

I prefer milk to juice.

Did they buy the juice?

Tom drank some orange juice.

Tom brought Mary some juice.

Tom drank his orange juice.

I love passion fruit juice.

I want some orange juice.

I prefer milk over juice.

The girl drinks orange juice.

Tom drank my apple juice.

Tom is drinking apple juice.

A bit of juice, please.

This apple juice is pure.

Daniel is making mango juice.

Children like drinking fruit juice.

Two glasses of orange juice, please.

She squeezed the juice from many oranges.

She squeezed the juice from many oranges.

Strawberry juice is good for the memory.

My mother bought two bottles of orange juice.

When I put out juice and water in addition to these seven sodas, now they perceived it as only three choices juice, water and soda.

The only question is, what was in the juice?