Sentence examples for daytime drunk from inspiring English sources

Seth Meyers took some time out from covering Donald Trump's presidency to get daytime drunk with singer Kelly Clarkson.

Robinson had been on a massive recruitment drive before the march, banging his drum on the radio and even securing the chance to rant like a daytime drunk in a suburban pub to Jeremy Paxman on Newsnight.

The metal grate doesn't roll up until 5 30 P.M., because Rimkus never liked the idea of enabling daytime drunks, but it doesn't roll back down until 4 A.M., which marks the start of New York State's daily moratorium on the sale of alcohol for on-site consumption.

I've always hated daytime drunks.

The targets of this don't seem merely to be the daytime drunks – who, let's face it, are easy enough to spot – but also the people who dared to have a few drinks the night before.

Their two albums, 1995's Your Majesty... We Are Here and 1998's Tonight You Are the Special One offered an unflinching and scabrously witty depiction of a Britain populated by daytime television celebrities, aggressive drunks and embittered ex-servicemen.

When his detective, Loy, meets a man whose wife is messily drunk in the daytime, he takes it in stride.

On one occasion in 2002, the report said, two of the officials who marketed taxpayers' oil got so drunk at a daytime golfing event sponsored by Shell that they could not drive to their hotels and were put up in Shell-provided lodging.

Sepha moves to a predominantly black neighborhood in Washington DC, where he runs a grocery store that makes little money, and attracts a few schoolkids during the daytime and mostly prostitutes and drunks at night.

Holiday makes regular visits to bars in the daytime but never admits to being drunk.

Don't cycle at night when drunk, or even in daytime, your reactions are considerably slower under the influence.