Sentence examples for bit to drink from inspiring English sources

Sam had quite a bit to drink.

Then she announced, "Now that I've had a little bit to drink, I'm not so nervous".

I'd had a bit to drink, so I jumped into the middle to see what happened.

Both, Pasha Face Control said, had had quite a bit to drink.

His flatmate, Dave Thomas, 22, told the New Zealand Herald that his friend had had a "fair bit to drink".

"When people have a little bit to drink, they're more open and upright," said Michael Shimkus, 25, an engineer from Milford.

But it's a bit much to drink.

He gave himself a bit more to drink, put away Danny's bottle, rinsed the glass, and groped his way down the hall to the bedroom, where he stood in his underwear beside the bed.

White death: when you've had a bit too much to drink and a bit of a smoke and it hasn't gone well.

"It's other young men who have generally had a little bit too much to drink and little bit too much bravado, who aren't thinking clearly and don't realize that their actions have serious consequences," he said.

"Most of us had had a bit too much to drink and certainly a bit too much to smoke when we went out to the pitch," recalled Dyson.