Sentence examples for drunk or something from inspiring English sources

All of a sudden, I guess Mommy was drunk or something.

But the conservative ORourke was reviled by the Lampoon staff, who saw themselves as consummately left-wing or disorganized, or real, or drunk, or something.

Bishop Daily responded that he could not imagine priests saying such things unless they were "drunk or something like that," and added, "They would have to be out of their mind to say something like this".

He does, but by the end of an elaborate meal Alison is in tears again because Paul, "drunk or something," trips and smashes a set of precious dishes that once belonged to her mother.

At first we had to laugh at this comment and concluded that Prof. Rao must have been drunk or something when writing this, because all textbooks that we had been aware of stated Sanger sequencing as the first and most important methodology.

Or go out and get drunk or something...

"Does she think I'm going to end up on the front page of the Daily Mirror in the arms of a drunk sailor or something?" complains Margaret – who, as royal watchers will know, is destined to spend the 1970s swanning around Mustique in a kaftan with Mick Jagger, and having it orf with a landscape gardener 17 years her junior.

Because, when you get right down to it, it is pretty heartbreaking to think that we have to teach our sons not to rape and that we have to explain to them that women are their equal and are worthy of their respect -- regardless of whether those women are drunk, sober, or something in between.

Usually these things are just accident or impulse, or because people are drunk or on something.

No, I will have some dinner and maybe get drunk or do something".

The diagnosis was that I had drunk or eaten something acidic which had caused damage to my chest and intestines.