Sentence examples for drunk making from inspiring English sources

But he is also an appealing buffoon, getting drunk, making stupid gaffes and lusting feebly after the unattainable Lillian.

It is there that Musa the Drunk makes his appearance.

Because being drunk makes you loud, obnoxious, sentimental and stupid.

They took it well but for John, who, drunk, made a mess at the table.

Don Ho, most famous for "Tiny Bubbles," a song about getting drunk, made a song in 1978 about getting high.

Alone together, they eat junk food, get drunk, make love and finally explode in mutual recriminations that only begin to disgorge years of stored resentments.

Foster Brooks, a comedian whose act as a lovable drunk made him a fixture on television and Las Vegas stages, died on Thursday at his home in Encino, Calif.

When you need to relax and get those virgin thoughts going, studies show that marijuana and being drunk make it easier to do that.

Lethem Park, named for "a river in Hades whose water, when drunk, made the souls of the dead forget their life on earth", like Hailsham in Ishiguro's novel, is shrouded in mystery, alive with the unspoken.

I have only two records of his becoming physically violent: once in 1943, when a Hollywood drunk made an anti-Semitic remark to his face, and again in 1973, when Michael Deaver criticized his loyalty toward the disgraced Spiro Agnew.

Clark's rampant lechery, his malice towards many supposed political allies, and his devil-may-care flamboyance (he once delivered a frontbench statement while palpably drunk) made his diaries compulsive reading.