Sentence examples for i have drunk enough from inspiring English sources

But when I have drunk enough I cannot stop myself.

I had drunk enough to be nearly blacked out myself.

Laura, who appears to have drunk enough booze for everyone else in there, is more forthcoming about her interests.

When I came back upstairs with the pint, I giddily sat there until Tim had drunk enough of it to read the words on the side of the glass.

At parties, she said, she tries "to take care of friends as much as I can, trying to minimize the damage" by, for example, telling a sister she has drunk enough.

"Dunno – maybe when we've drunk enough.

Nor should quenching your thirst be a measure of whether you've drunk enough.

The feeling of having drunk enough depends not only on the hypothalamic neurons but also on receptors in the wall of the stomach, which report when the stomach is full.

When the men had drunk enough to be reckless, they approached the women, who'd ranged themselves down one wall, and asked them for the pleasure of the next slow foxtrot or samba.

And it is turning very fuzzy: outside, some crusty souls begin a round of On Raglan Road, a song old men tend to sing when they've drunk enough whiskey.

When, after learning a horrible truth, he says, "I have drunk poison," he might as well be announcing that his coffee isn't quite hot enough.