Sentence examples for a slightly drunk from inspiring English sources

Even small moments become revelatory, like the one where a slightly drunk Terry wanders into his nephew's room late at night and wakes him unintentionally.

"We have moved from a situation where we were playing a game of draughts with a slightly drunk opponent to a skilled chess player who knows all the tricks we know," said Mr Lyne.

A slightly drunk-looking Alex Turner singing along to Katy Perry's I Kissed a Girl in the hotel lobby.

The Globes are traditionally seen as a slightly drunker and more relaxed version of the Oscars and, this year, that looseness was felt more than ever with stars cursing their way through the rudest ceremony for years.

It's a tough, slightly drunk, crowd that won't be afraid to heckle or denounce any speech.

The New Yorker, May 14 , 1938P. 20 Inane conversation between a young man, slightly drunk and a young girl waiting for a bus.

By William Saroyan The New Yorker, May 14 , 1938P. 20 Inane conversation between a young man, slightly drunk and a young girl waiting for a bus.

Or I could be lucky enough to have a young and slightly drunk person run up to me excitedly exclaiming that he is about to become a police officer himself; just as I did to a poor cold bobby on the New Year's Eve before I joined.

Now, as they struggle with a half-baked pitch for an airline, it's more obvious that a company run by an old man, a drunk womaniser and Don (a slightly less drunk womaniser) is beginning to slip behind the zeitgeist.

This technique was humorously deployed in "Fake Chinese (slightly drunk)," a restless, cyclic rush of cluster chords, and eerily used in "Bell Tower," an exercise in thick, sustained harmonies.

Not a car which shouts or shocks or even just surprises, but which actually makes you slightly drunk with a good aesthetic, sensual feeling, as a classic Ferrari, for example, might?