Sentence examples for fairly drunk from inspiring English sources

"And then you guys came to our office and we got you fairly drunk".

Legend also has a following among karaoke enthusiasts — usually young, Chinese-American, and fairly drunk — who take the stage downstairs on weekend nights and are a trip indeed.

I was fairly drunk too, incidentally, but only because I was so terrified of flying I'd decided to blot out the whole of reality by glugging myself into an inflight coma.

She was fairly drunk and slumped on a couch with a few kids whom she could not remember except as a mass of t-shirts and long hair.

Colin Farrell told a BBC talk show how he "was dying" before he checked into rehab nearly three years ago and was "fairly drunk and high for 16 years".

Barbera is drunk fairly young; both 1982 and 1983 are worthy vintages.

"Inevitably that means significant numbers of women will have drunk fairly heavily before finding out they were pregnant," they said.

That probably means a little less in the US, but in the UK, where vast swathes of the population drink far too much fairly regularly, "spontaneous drunks who can't or won't go home" is probably a more accurate description.

I'm in Liverpool for the Labour party conference and am pretty sure some Corbynistas are gonna get party-drunk fairly soon, but the immediate reaction was circumspect in its joyfulness.

I remember now – the guy who briefly looked fairly startled at how drunk Emma Thompson seemed.

The three first questions including 1) how often alcohol is consumed, 2) how many glasses consumed on a normal occasion, and 3) how often a fairly large amount are drunk on the same occasion, giving an index scoring from 0 12.