Sentence examples for filled with drunk from inspiring English sources

In N'Djamena, Chad, in the midst of a civil war, they "dined in restaurants filled with drunk mercenaries, where frozen pizzas had been flown in from Paris, and the customers would set a loaded pistol on one side of their plate and a hand grenade on the other," Steinmetz later wrote.

At night, multicoloured lights, glass-dyed by rare earth elements, line the larger roads, turning the city into a scene from the movie Tron, while the smaller side streets are filled with drunk, vomiting refinery workers that spill from bars and barbecue joints.

Las Vegas' roads are filled with drunk drivers.

The small venue was filled with drunk people screaming about destroying 8-Chan and effects pedals.

For all those gearing up for another Thanksgiving filled with drunk aunts and uncles asking about your relationship status, fear not.

Splurging meant a night in a joint called something like "Banana Bungalow"—an exotic description for a hostel filled with drunk Aussie travelers.

The other afternoon, a friend of mine out on an errand kept having to take refuge in the first open door she could find because of rampaging looters; one time she ended up in a Chinese restaurant filled with drunks.

I understood why the streets were filled with crazy drunk people.

It seemed like the Wild West of internet communities, filled with gunslingers drunk on power, firing shots at restaurants, and puncturing the livelihoods of the people who work in them.

It's undignified to ask a miscarrying pregnant woman about her blood loss in a queue, never mind in one filled with loud drunks.

It was five tables and a bar filled with loud drunks from Ohio.