Sentence examples for get paralytic from inspiring English sources
Click here to view the video Stuart [Black, bass] and I used to get paralytic in Blow Up, the early Britpop club, and he'd try and get me to form a band.
For example in Alice Munro's "An Ounce of Cure" a lovestruck teenager gets paralytic while babysitting and becomes an outcast at school, "but there was a positive, a splendidly unexpected, result of this affair: I got completely over Martin Collingwood".
Nutt has long been developing a holy grail of molecules – also referred to as "alcosynth" – that will provide the relaxing and socially lubricating qualities of alcohol, but without the hangovers, health issues and the risk of getting paralytic.
He says there is growing evidence that this is happening: for instance, getting paralytic is increasingly socially unacceptable.
For any given serotype, new recipient VAPP cases of that serotype in immunocompetent individuals will almost immediately stop after OPV cessation, but cVDPVs can still evolve from continued circulation of OPV-related strains and get recognized through paralytic cases within about a year or so of OPV cessation in populations with insufficient immunity at the time of OPV cessation [ 7].
These toxins cause paralytic shellfish.
Selander, E. et al. Predator lipids induce paralytic shellfish toxins in bloom-forming algae.
We think a lot of you here, stick with us and we'll stick with you.' And then he got me absolutely paralytic.
People all over the world are getting sick of paralytic and ineffective democracies.
He told me: "If somebody was paralytic I would get them out the venue and sit them down outside with a glass of water and go from there.
The miracles he performs fall short of the mark: "the blind man who didn't recover his sight but grew three new teeth, or the paralytic who didn't get to walk but almost won the lottery, and the leper whose wounds sprouted sunflowers". Suspicions that he is a freak are confirmed when the couple put him in a chicken coop and charge admission to see him.
