Sentence examples for being quite drunk from inspiring English sources

He was on the verge of being quite drunk.

Before I knew it, we were kissing and she made it clear that she was willing to have sex that night, but I felt wary of her being quite drunk that we left it at that.

We were quite drunk, so no.

It wasn't yet eleven o'clock in the morning, but he was quite drunk.

He's quite drunk, swigging whiskey straight from the bottle as he free-associates.

The Russians staggered on the deck and were "quite drunk," he said.

He was quite drunk, and Matty knew he was in for trouble.

By now, we should probably accept that we're quite drunk.

Wanjiru was "quite drunk," she told me, adding that she had known him for a few months.

I was quite drunk at the time, and was just so embarrassed I didn't think to tell the bouncer, and said to myself it was just 'drunken bloke' behaviour".

When the interne, who was quite drunk tried to draw the Negro into the conversation, the Georgia man said he had stood all he was able to stand from a Negro.