1. It's on me. (= I'll buy you a drink)
2. I'd like to make a toast. (= I'd like to honor a person/event/idea)
3. Here's to... (your health / the New Year / our success)!
4. Another round of drinks, please.
5. Put it on my tab. (tab = bill to pay later, before you leave)
6. He's a bit tipsy. (= a little bit drunk)
7. He's completely sloshed/wasted/plastered. (= completely drunk)
8. She's trying to drown her sorrows. (= drinking alcohol for relief from pain/sadness)
9. I'm the designated driver. (= I'm not drinking alcohol because I will drive other people home later)
10. I had a hangover. / I was hung over. (= the bad feeling you have the morning after drinking too much)

Tips for Portfolio Photography

What Is It For

A portfolio is an opportunity for you to present your work, but it is important to consider what the portfolio is for. Are you taking it to a job interview, or are you looking to get your work exhibited at a gallery? Maybe you just want to bring your work together to present it? Whatever the reason, it is vital that you create your portfolio with this in mind. A job interview might require you to display a variety of skills and techniques, whereas a collection for an exhibition would require a single unifying theme and will need to be presented with the gallery setting in mind.