Sentence examples for dying drunk from inspiring English sources

After the award – and a commercial break – Little Big Town sang "Sober," the year's most regal song about dying drunk.

From a young age, I wanted to know why my people weren't on the news unless they were dying, drunk or being accused of criminal activities.

But after centuries of murder at the hands of conquerors, dying drunk and free on a horse might not be the worst way to go.

A ZILLION words have been spilled over Jackson Pollock since he died, drunk and disorderly, 50 summers ago.

I think this T-shirt says, "When I die, I die drunk".

Killed in a car accident, he died drunk, leaving me hobbled by the sorrow of years of fatherlessness.

To deal with ten thousand people who are dying from drunk driving or ten thousand dying because they didn't wear a seat belt, or the three thousand dying from distracted driving, or the four thousand dying because they are pedestrians or bicyclists and they are hit by a car.

He won a New York Film Critics Circle award for his performance as a dying author, "drunk half the time ... throwing bottles about, and roaring a lot of very coarse dialogue".

Interviews with elderly publicans like Dessie Hynes help Barich understand why the old-fashioned businesses are dying: Tougher drunk-driving laws keep people from venturing to local taverns, and members of the community no longer convene in public houses.

The colonists also turned against the visionary Paine, who died mad, drunk, poor and scorned.

Well, DW Griffith and Chaplin, for sure, no matter that Griffith died as drunk and broke as Fitzgerald, no matter that Chaplin was banned from the country he had done so much to alter.