Sentence examples for drunk from from inspiring English sources

"drunk from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that someone has consumed enough alcohol to reach a state of intoxication. Example: Tim stumbled into the party, clearly drunk from the six beers he had chugged before arriving.

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Drunk from morn till night.

He is drunk from his celebrations.

(im DRUNK (from brandy))" Texts from Scarlett O'Hara.

"Schnapps should be drunk for the aroma — not to get drunk from," he said.

The ill children told teachers and medical personnel they had drunk from water fountains at school.

It's a carafe-level party wine that can be drunk from plastic cups.

Driving home drunk from his local, he was pulled over by police.

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By this point the pub crowd was score-drunk from 131 points in two games.

All at once, everyone is harried, hurried and punch-drunk from the sun.

Hill, as George, superbly suggests an old scrapper who is now punch-drunk from too many marital bouts.

"Perhaps I am punch-drunk from pompous phrases in the City and neighing banalities in Chelsea," he adds.

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