The phrase "a group of drunk" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a group of drunks" or "a group of drunk people" for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "Last night, I encountered a group of drunks causing a commotion at the bar."
Alternatives: "a crowd of intoxicated individuals" or "a gathering of inebriated people."
A group of drunk Indians decide to go for an "English" at the end of an evening's drinking in Mumbai.
Have you ever been in a pub when a group of drunk guys starts going berserk, drinking everyone's drinks and punching people in the face?
One night in March, he barked along 42nd Street for the 11 30 P.M. show and a group of drunk black kids roughed him up.
Down the front a group of drunk friends are laughing loudly and photographing each other, forcing their good time on her.
Joint enterprise was used to convict and jail three teenagers for the 2007 murder of Garry Newlove, who was kicked to death after confronting a group of drunk people outside his house in Warrington.
After 4 a.m. closing time, as we shuffled past the T-shirt shops and real estate offices of nearby Ocean Beach, Mr. Cotner asked us about our relationships with animals, noting that Diogenes the Cynic sometimes preferred the company of dogs to that of humans — a sentiment we understood a few minutes later when we met with hostile comments from a group of drunk young men in baseball hats.
In fact, he lead "a group of drunks and plinthwatchers" (according to our Twitter feed) "in an art history class.
What caught the media's eyes, though, was "Drunks," a 23-minute three-screen black-and-white video of a group of drunks staggering about her studio.
A triple-screen projection in black and white, it consists of nearly life-size scenes showing a group of drunks fighting, hugging, drinking, nodding off -- functioning as a fractious, incoherent, yet oddly cohesive family -- in a white-papered studio.
One origin story of this ancient Indonesian martial art – making its Asian Games debut in Indonesia – has a woman, perhaps in Sumatra, witnessing a fight between a tiger and a giant hawk and then using the same techniques to fend off a group of drunks.
There is, of course, something comical in this spectacle of people clamoring for a drastic remedy for an abuse that they are themselves engaging in at that very minute — as though a group of drunks were to start haranguing passersby about the evils of alcohol, or a gang of bank robbers were to summon the police to come and arrest them.
