Sentence examples for cold drunk from inspiring English sources

So rather than lock myself in the library for six months, I wrote my commentaries on the poems while awake, bored, half-asleep, full of cold, drunk, exhausted, serene, smart, befuddled and stupid.

Since self-consciously critical readings kill the pace of the poems, he wrote the book "wide awake, bored, half-asleep, full of the cold, drunk or hungover", feeling "happy, frustrated, serene, elated, smart, befuddled and stupid".

So, bottom line: Please do not vote for the candidate you most want to have a beer with (unless it's to get stone cold drunk so you don't have to think about this mess we're in).

A friend of mine took part in the annual Cold, Drunk and Stupid Bowl, in which — fortified by fine cigars and hip flasks of whisky — Philadelphia women engage in a game of flag football that (I have been reliably informed) inevitably descends into an orgy of substance-fuelled violence every bit as brutal as the real thing.

Alternatively, you will find yourself cold, drunk and invite-free, ringing the bells of massive houses trying to find any party you can.

Honestly, let those among us who have not pissed in public while stone-cold drunk cast the first stone.

By afternoon, most of the village is cold, dirty, drunk, and well-fed.

We were cold, wet, drunk, we didn't have tickets and people were running around with drums.

Balearic ran on, and on, endless waves of young men from eternal Sunday night suburbs latched onto the promise of a life of palm trees and cheap cold pints drunk at sunset at Café Del Mar.

But when I look back to sitting in the station in the cold or drunk as a pig and locked in the cells again, when I should have been sitting in a villa in the sun; and I look at the stabbings and the chokings of my friends, and the death and the freezing on the bench; and 15 years later, I've been up and running for a long time.

Best drunk cold, it is still sweet, fizzy and zestier than elitists admit.