Sentence examples for be drunken from inspiring English sources
adjective
Drunk, in the state of intoxication after having drunk an alcoholic beverage
There will be drunken drivers in pickup trucks.
Of course, if you put several thousand students anywhere, there will be drunken behaviour.
Surely, the gods lording it over the common man can be drunken, vengeful, petty, power hungry and self-absorbed.
Aid workers said many of the rebels appeared to be drunken youths dressed in military uniforms and looting shops.
Although they occasionally staggered boozily while pretending to be drunken sailors, their characters soon sobered up while the choreographic jollity continued unabated.
Police officers described elderly drivers who appeared confused and lost or could not negotiate curves in the road and drove onto lawns or did not notice an officer's flashing lights for more than a mile or appeared to be drunken drivers, but after being pulled over were found to be simply disoriented.
Another is drunken driving.
"There are drunken warthogs, drunken birds".
There are drunken drivers, boaters, swimmers.
(Hal's father, we learn, is drunken, crippled, and abusive).
