Sentence examples for becoming drunk from inspiring English sources

So, why doesn't "coating the stomach" prevent someone from becoming drunk?

It would be anomalous to create a rule of liability that social hosts can deliberately avoid by becoming drunk themselves.

Father Cassidy hears the confession of a naive young girl, who has sinned the night before by becoming drunk and having a lover.

The word is derived from an English term for beers mild enough that one can theoretically consume multiple pints over the course of a several-hour session without becoming drunk.

By Frank O'Connor The New Yorker, September 22 , 1945P. 24 Father Cassidy hears the confession of a naive young girl, who has sinned the night before by becoming drunk and having a lover.

Although Klemper is usually a cheerful, well-mannered man, who is interested in Renaissance art, he has a habit towards the end of his stays in Florence, of becoming drunk and creating noisy scenes in the pensione.

"After becoming intoxicated with alcohol and drugs, they got drunk on violence and that reached a peak with fantasies about sexual omnipotence," said Mr Jäger.

Mike Barton, the chief constable, said students needed to take "personal responsibility" to avoid becoming "paralytically drunk".

Mr Reckless first made national headlines in 2010 after becoming so drunk in a Commons bar that he missed a crucial vote.

Bette is determined to be a perfect wife with the perfect brood, while the sensitive Boo will emulate his father, by becoming a drunk, and perhaps a lout as well.

As British poverty campaigners - and Irish rock stars - led us by the wrist-banded arms to gorge ourselves on hope this time last year, so we are now in danger of becoming positively drunk with disappointment and cynicism on the anniversary of Live 8 and Gleneagles.