Sentence examples for drunk beneath from inspiring English sources
Ms. Emery delivers much more than the usual stand-up drunk; beneath Claire's acerbity is a knowledge of, and resignation to, the indignity of her childlike status.
Investors flock to Washoe, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange; Kenny welcomes Kay to a suite at the Waldorf bedecked with yellow roses; he rebuffs an offer of three hundred million dollars for a controlling stake, because he doesn't want to see his name removed from the letterhead; and, the next thing you know, he is lying drunk beneath a pay phone outside a cheap motel.
Peer's memoir of Kashmir chronicles a "fairy-tale childhood of the eighties" — samovars of kahwa tea drunk in paddy fields beneath the Himalayas — that gives way to "the horror of the nineties": India's rigging of the 1987 state elections and shootings of pro-independence Kashmiri protesters; Hindu-nationalist terrorization of Muslim Kashmiris; and a Pakistan-backed uprising against Indian rule.
They passed stray dogs, drunk teenagers and emaciated men sleeping beneath highway on-ramps, and stopped near an alley between two crumbling low-rises, where white lights shone from a trio of canopy tents.
They lay on his bed, pushed against each other because of the dead springs beneath them, and listened to the drunk in the next room trying to open a tin of stew or dog food.
Imagine red LEDs lighting up beneath your skin when you've drunk too much to drive, or a device that warns you when your blood pressure or cholesterol level become dangerously high.
Lest our feet stray from the places, our God, where we met Thee, Lest our hearts, drunk with the wine of the world, we forget Thee; Shadowed beneath Thy hand, May we forever stand.
A beautiful, modern metropolis, Sydney offers travelers the opportunity to stand beneath the domes of its famous Opera House and watch drunk men fight about rugby.
There was a time when the fire that country music lighted beneath its listeners was to get down to the bar, get drunk and see if you couldn't find somebody to go home with.
