Sentence examples for drunk more from inspiring English sources

I really should get drunk more often.

I always have drunk more than her..

So, initially, Tasmania's whiskies were being drunk more abroad than at home.

Non-alcoholic lager is slowly being drunk more in bars and restaurants, rather than just being consumed at home.

The dancing is looser, Sarah Brown (Crista Moore) gets drunk more quickly, a solo saxophone replaces strings.

On top of this came an endless supply of raki, which I always thought of as Turkish but seemed to be drunk more commonly in Naxos than ouzo.

I could navigate the Old City half-drunk (more on this later), but it was becoming clear that I couldn't find my way into the believers' world.

The Hasidic men replied politely, nervous smiles on their faces, and shrank into their corner as the guy loomed larger and drunker, more threatening, more frightening.

But just as St. Marks Place has long been an amplified corner of the city — louder, drunker, more garish than its neighbors — today it seems to evoke a more intense nostalgia.

"The government has to stop giving these drunks more drinks," Ritholtz says, so that banks can put these products out to market at a fair price.

The Golden Globes have long been known as the looser, drunker, more risqué cousin to the Academy Awards.