Use "drunk" in a sentence

1. "You used me," he said, and wished he wasn't to drunk to get that lockbox out her hands

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2. It was years too soon, he thought, but he hadn't paid enough attention had he? Or was he just too drunk at the time? No one else seemed to think it was imminent, but there was no denying that it was something huge falling from the sky and it looked like it was aimed straight at the camp

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3. He sold his gun and I haven’t once seen him drunk or drinking

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4. " His lips were cracked and dried, like he hadn't drunk anything in a long time

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5. ‘Liz, you are obscenely drunk

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6. "Do dolphins?" she asked, being drunk enough now to get into the act

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7. first stars sparkled into life, he greeted his wife and then got blind drunk

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8. and as he got drunk, he always thought he heard a familiar voice

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9. I was drunk on frustration and self-recriminations

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10. In all my time in London, drinking whiskey and beer, I do not think I was ever as happy or as drunk

11. I've lost one crewman in five centuries on this river and that was to a spheelunge and even then he was too pig-headed drunk to get out of the water when the lookout yelled to him

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12. staring down on the poor drunk souls,

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13. ‘Have you drunk all that?’

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14. “Hopefully, whoever does, will think they are still drunk from last

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15. That bag is not heavy now – we’ve eaten all the food and drunk the ale

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16. Full as the place is of the slightly drunk,

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17. The adrenalin rush of the previous evening and the near quarter bottle of Scotch that she had drunk before bed had not mixed well and, when she opened the door to the reporter from the Sun & Mercury, Miss Jones was suffering from the unpalatable effects of her first hangover since her debutante years

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18. In Virgenia's Jools and Robbie were in good spirits and seemed to think I should accept Mercouri's apology, make amends and forget it - after all he was just a bit drunk

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19. Bottles of fizz were popped and toasts were drunk

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20. It was drunk affection, but genuine enough

21. 'Mama, you are drunk

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22. thirty in his drunk state

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23. Considering how much he has drunk, his enunciation’s rather good

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24. A few drunk members of the mob even

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25. Of course if they were all drunk, things were more likely to get ugly weren’t they?

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26. By this time she was certainly drunk enough to go without a fight, but four days at sea in the hot Aegean sun had left him ripe as a mackerel

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27. She was so drunk she wouldn’t have even stayed upright on top of him if he wasn’t holding her by the breasts

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28. of Scotch that she had drunk before bed had not mixed well and,

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29. Was in a nasty accident recently - some drunk driver crashed into him

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30. ’ Dave said with a grin, ‘Mike made something of a racket at one point … he always was a noisy drunk

31. 26Then shall ye begin to say, we have eaten and drunk in thy presence, and thou hast

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32. He's not hurting anyone else, or is he? Did you know that the only time he abuses me is when he's drunk? Did you know he had a drinking problem? Or is that something a man can shut off at the front door of the office?

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33. “My father did that, when he was drunk or on cocaine

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34. It was quite different from the dark ales they had drunk in the

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35. Chrissie posed, allowing her gaze to wash across the upturned faces in front of her – Sheila, face closed yet unpleasantly appreciative – Mickey and Kev getting into a right going state of excitement – Chas, his eyes stripping off the tiny scraps of fabric clothing her, his hands in his lap, invisible in the shadows – Ozzie, drunk and clapping not quite in time to the music

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36. The half drunk, half

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37. It must be Bex and Leona, probably too drunk to find the keys

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38. Johnny was more drunk than usual because of it

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39. Embarrassed that he fell into the water and was too drunk to swim

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40. He got to his feet, not dizzy but drunk, like

41. Kev, his face averted, described as briefly as possible how Ozzie had got Chas drunk and then let him loose on Chrissie

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42. My father was drunk on the day I died, on liquor, what folks call gasoline or lantern fuel here

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43. drunk, not even a little tipsy for that matter

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44. She’s too drunk to drive

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45. were both drunk off of our asses and Johnny was calmer than I had seen him in

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46. drunk, but he stayed on the road, between the lines, better than some sober drivers

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47. drunk and ducked at the same time

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48. But surely he would have drunk

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49. you’ve drunk too much of the brew that is

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50. You never feel this bad when you’re drunk

51. The man never got drunk in the first

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52. He wasn’t drunk, but he’d heard enough warnings about it to know there was something like that going on

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53. I wasn't drunk when I wrote my last letter, probably just very tired

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54. He was too drunk to realise the impact of what he said

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55. His nose is broken and he has a scar on his forehead he got from falling down drunk when he was 18

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56. Then of course, there were the icy roads to travel, the drunk drivers, crowded stores, muggers – soon it even became too costly to call

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57. was quite drunk, and as they watched Collette dancing

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58. Hoping he is too drunk to seek his “little princess”

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59. I later found out I failed to identify Speedway Road which was one of the three main roads in Tucson, Arizona and was directly north of the University of Arizona campus that's how drunk I was

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60. The disciples of Jesus were accused of being drunk with wine because the Spirit of God was affecting them so deeply (Acts 2:13)

61. Nor could anyone leave the inn till he had drunk himself sleepy and gone off to bed

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62. I followed him in, and I remember seeing the difference between the neat, bright doctor, with his powdered wig, as white as snow and his bright, black eyes and pleasant manners, and , with that filthy, heavy, bleared scarecrow of a pirate of ours, sitting, drunk on rum, with his arms on the table

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63. ‘No-one pushed him in! He was as drunk as a monk

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64. He looked past Brice, then rubbing his eyes said, "Am I that drunk?"

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65. Tetloan turned to Alec and sneering at him said, "You were probably too drunk to remember when he beat the snot out of your girlfriend

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66. "I suppose you're right, apprentice, I would much rather follow a drunk than an assassin

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67. If so, what targets would these men use? Even roaring drunk, Uncle Xolon could knock over a large olpe across

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68. ) It is a young drunk girl who fosters the

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69. as was his habit when drunk

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70. always spoke from his heart when drunk

71. drunk and the rest were on their ways to glory

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72. drunk or, maybe, this is his normal state

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73. They must have drunk at least one other cask before rowing back to shore

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74. I pretended to be drunk like usual, but the moly had blocked the tonic’s power

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75. He was so drunk, he’d stay asleep all day

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76. Yum—and with a big glass of cold whole milk to wash it all down! (Have you ever drunk that watered-down skim or 2% stuff? Man alive, ya might as well just have a slurp of country creek water rather than…)

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77. And good reflexes for a drunk

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78. Though I had a head start, he’s used to riding drunk

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79. Anyway, if she shouted at the top of her lungs, she might wake Tragus from a drunk

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80. Surrounding him was the racket of drunk, sleazy men and young, hormonal girls

81. A gentleman drunk with ale has scarce ever been seen among us

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82. the truth was she had done it once or twice to her husband but that had been years ago and both of them had been rather drunk

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83. Maybe the man is drunk somewhere

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84. After they had eaten a meagre meal of high-energy rations and drunk a small ration of unpleasant tasting water, Chris got everyone organised in taking down the tent and stowing the components into their rucksacks

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85. With only one k to go she passed couple of men along a quiet lane, who were obviously drunk even though it was only about 3pm

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86. ’ His friend, slightly less drunk, called to the other man

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87. Deanna felt her stomach and throat constricting, wishing she’d drunk more of that water

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88. Achh! He was still drunk

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89. If Marjory disapproved she seemed to lodge her protest by dancing on her own and getting drunk or stoned, as she had done at the party and now again to-night

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90. explained that Rex had been hit by a drunk driver at a

91. When the licence was once purchased, whether the purchaser drunk much or drunk little, his tax would be the same

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92. “The harlots told him he was the offspring of a city whore and a drunk sailor

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93. “Polowski you drunk fuck! I told you already

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94. seriously, the boys got seriously drunk and it was only Jack who

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95. ” We then took the girls into our arms and kissed them wishing them a good evening as they told us not to come back to drunk and then we left them chattering away like women do in the front parlour

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96. I knew he was only like this because he was drunk and in his cups so I replied

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97. “Look at the state of you Albert Hall how dare you come back here falling down drunk and crawling along the floor?” Bert had a sloppy grin on his face as she continued

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