Sentence examples for be drunk with from inspiring English sources
This is a cocktail, as Victoria Moore observes, that should be drunk "with gravitas".
These lattermost offer tabs which can be lifted so that the coffee may be drunk with the lid in place.
Miller claimed to be drunk with desire, not to see or touch but to write to her.
Amontillados and olorosos can be drunk with first courses, especially garlicky ones and rich meats like foie gras.
Events surrounding the death of Ian Tomlinson show police to be drunk with the illusion of their own powers.
It has a low alcohol content, qualifying it as a punch that could be drunk with spicy food too.
"In a sense, they are drunk with power," he said.
Nevertheless, the national poet, Natan Alterman, was accurate in declaring, "The people are drunk with joy".
The smell reminds me immediately of being drunk with sugar and regret.
Warwick University issued fines totalling £350 last year to students who were "drunk", with no further reason given.
New Yorkers -- and beyond -- were drunk with the idea of a Jets-GiantsSuper Bowl.
