Sentence examples for debilitating hangover from inspiring English sources
"You will see people being less ostentatious about their wealth — but it hasn't been a bad party, has it?" In Mayfair, the first signs of what many say could be a debilitating hangover are already evident.
It happens to the best of us: You're out having a few drinks with friends, and then a few becomes a few too many, and suddenly you're dragging your body out of bed at 11 AM with a debilitating hangover and reckoning with a string of shitfaced Amazon Prime purchases.
In the dressing room, his band, the Pacemakers, are exultant, cracking open cans of Kronenbourg, their debilitating hangovers of earlier in the day now vanished in the wake of a blinding gig at Northumbria University in Newcastle.
Quite clearly the influence of his debilitating addiction to cannabis use – perhaps a toxic hangover from his former life as a DJ – could well have played a major part in all this – though that can be no excuse.
The most common and least debilitating of these syndromes is the hangover a general malaise typically accompanied by headache and nausea.
It's incredibly debilitating".
Corruption is debilitating.
