Sentence examples for getting plastered from inspiring English sources
You look at undergraduates, getting plastered and vomiting everywhere.
Geordies love getting plastered, and suddenly the people took proud ownership of their Angel.
And is it really necessary for them to stand outdoors getting plastered by wind and snow, their teeth chattering like dice?
I am becoming increasingly fond of the slide guitar duet in "Beach Baby," and all of "The Woods," which is one of the most delicate songs in recent memory about getting plastered.
Not one for sympathy, my mother drove me to the exam centre, via A and E, dropping me off with some wise words about getting plastered twice in 24 hourse, for me to sit the A level.
Now that's what I'd call a couple of tough old-timers, getting plastered and chitchatting about cadmium and puce! (Unfortunately, they run through the rest of the color spectrum, as well).
They get plastered, blather nostalgically and have a singsong.
Even though tonight you might go out and get plastered?
We never went there by the planeload to get plastered.
House elves, however, can get plastered on the stuff.
