Sentence examples for getting blind from inspiring English sources

Salahuddin said that he began drinking at thirteen, getting "blind drunk" a number of times.

They meet at a gay bar, stay there until dawn getting blind drunk and go roller-skating on their first official date.

The sailors, looking pale and thin, came ashore and spent the weekend getting blind drunk in the pubs of Irish Town.

And it's made worse by constant adverts for Channel 4's new drama Skins, which reminds me that there are more pressing things to do with my time - like getting blind drunk and throwing up.

Why is he in the habit of getting blind drunk every night, and then lifting weights with similar zeal the next morning?

They are always about getting blind," she said.

Not getting blinded by the bright lights.

Somewhere along the way, however, old-time hockey has brought on a meaning of getting blind-sided and not whining about it.

That's a pretty good example to set for a nation where binge drinking is a serious problem; it's also culturally considerate to avoid getting blind-drunk in an Arab state.

Cambodians also see their new year differently than foreigners do; it's a holiday to be respected, not one to do justify getting blind-drunk and trying to fuck anything with legs in your immediate surroundings.

So did it actually happen, you getting blinded by the snow here?