Sentence examples for have been tipsy from inspiring English sources

That could be dismissed as simple abuse, especially since he claimed to have been tipsy.

He might have been tipsy.

Burlesque dancer Sherene Flash, who admitted she had been "tipsy", had claimed the singer hit her in the right eye after being asked for a photograph at the Prince's Trust Ball in Berkeley Square, London, last September.

Then the second guest spot, Robert Shaw, was truncated because, Blatty noted, he may have been a bit tipsy.

There can't have been one Christmas since 1982 that I haven't been tipsy if not out-and-out drunk.

Mina says she's no good at acting (although she studied theatre), but anyone arriving at the end of the French-Beninoise singer's showcase in London would have been fooled by her pretend-tipsy encore.

This they did, and Stephen entered the fortress where he found "its two captains, rather tipsy, for they have been to a wedding".

The garrison complied with the King's demand and Stephen entered the fortress escorted by Polish troops where he found "its two captains, rather tipsy, for they have been to a wedding".

Thoreau and Schumann may have been the stated inspirations, but the shivering strings and whooping horn in the opening evoked, of all things, a tipsy Wagner.

I hadn't been tipsy around breakfast since someone in college insisted kegs and eggs was a good idea, and I had never planned to be so again.

Leaning against the ambulance was a young guy who, having got a bit too tipsy, had been ditched by his friends.