Instead we should get rid of it entirely by repealing drunk driving laws.Arbitrariness troubles justice and should be avoided where possible.
ESPN's coverage would consist entirely of four drunk sportswriters arguing on split-screen about whether Tim Tebow is more clutch than Michael Phelps.
Justice Carruthers dismissed a claim by Mr. Pena's lawyer, Ephraim Savitt, that Mr. Pena had been drunk and not entirely aware of his actions.
Niskanen, playing out a version of what his own life could have been like if he hadn't left the countryside, gives a sturdy and moving performance, though you're left with the feeling that he may be taking it too easy on Pasi, his proletarian antihero — the character's amiability and anxiousness when he's sober feel authentic, but his rage when drunk isn't entirely convincing.
He represents the unrespectable id, the bold fellow who tramples across the landscape bellowing and belching, drunk on his own testosterone, entirely free.
Drunk, he was apt to lose control entirely, tear out box and all, and smash the apparatus on the floor.
Now she was earning thirty-five dollars a night, and on her evenings off she liked to get drunk and go dancing in night clubs, entirely by herself.
Otherwise, once you get very drunk and perhaps a little nauseous, switch entirely to water.
"People can get drunk up there if they want, it's entirely up to them.
Wilson's jealousy was not entirely unfounded, but he could be a mean and violent drunk.
