Sentence examples for drunk to excess from inspiring English sources

He said Barton had drunk to excess and behaved in an aggressive, disgraceful manner.

In an interview with The New York Times last year, Mr. Tower said: "Have I ever drunk to excess?

Earlier he had admitted he was five stone over his fighting weight having eaten and drunk to excess.

As if we've never had a youth, talked filth, drunk to excess, laughed or had lovers, and might faint if they swear.

Smoking and alcohol abuse are the major causes, but 25percentt of oral cancers appear in people who have never smoked or drunk to excess.

Two-thirds of the better off have drunk to excess in the past year compared with just 58% of the poor, the report to be published on Tuesday reveals.

Leary, he told me, was undone by excess: "The tragedy of the sixties is that people managed to apply the drug-use practices of an Irish drunk to a very different chemical".

Lauren gets drunk, to Joey's embarrassment.

Introducing "Too Drunk To Karaoke".

People between 45 and 65 are more likely than any other age group to drink to excess - not necessarily to get drunk, but as a social activity, a reward for success or compensation for a hard day at work.

So with "do not be drunk" as my standard, I aimed not to drink to excess.