Sentence examples for inebriated in from inspiring English sources

The pavilion includes a cafe and a stage for live events throughout the summer, offering lots of chances to be inebriated in beautiful places designed by Asif Khan, Kunlé Adeyemi, Barkow Leibinger, and Yona Friedman.

One was reportedly inebriated in the lobby, used foul language with a guard, threatened her and had to be helped to his apartment.

Last year, the president – whose drinking exploits, including occasionally appearing to be inebriated in public, have become legendary – stirred controversy by wishing "death to abstainers and vegetarians" during a meeting with winemakers.

Megan Carpentier, writing in Radar, said "the movie scrolls through more than a decade of press clippings and a treasure trove of unflattering pictures in its one-sided romp" and advised potential viewers to see it "while inebriated in the manner of your choosing, and only if you don't pay $10 for the privilege".

Always keep your body covered; wear a wedding ring; carry photos of family (real or pretend);wear a crucifix (in some countries); learn how to yell "fire" in the language of the country you are in; always pin your hair up; try to avoid eye contact with men in public areas; carry a police whistle; never wear shorts or high hemlines; and never get inebriated in any public place.

Hargrove seems to be very inebriated in the video, laughing and speaking in a loud slurred voice, and repeatedly using the N-word to refer to the woman's alleged attackers.

But the closest she got was a sighting of a possibly inebriated primate in Madgascar called a silky sifaka.

Many men don't perform as well when inebriated, which in and of itself can also affect your ability to conceive.

They're common and easy places to meet others, but you often meet people who are inebriated or in a particular mindset.

Those figures are even more dramatic in other countries, said the report in Australia, 45percentt of pedestrians struck and killed by cars were inebriated while walking; in the UK and in Sweden, drunkenness accounts for two thirds of pedestrian fatalities.

Dombrowski said he did not know what happened regarding the bias accusations but did confirm the other aspects of the incident — that Young was inebriated and involved in a physical altercation.