Sentence examples for intoxicated car from inspiring English sources

The Suffolk County district attorney's office said Mr. Devoe, also known by the nicknames Animal and Wolf, had a criminal record dating from 1993 that included a misdemeanor charge of sex abuse with a victim younger than 14, driving while intoxicated, car theft, aggravated harassment and criminal trespass.

A 12-year-old boy is facing multiple charges after he allegedly led Austin, Texas, police on an intoxicated car chase that ended with his car slamming into a pole.

And in October, an 11-year-old girl, Leandra Rosado, was killed after the mother of one of her friends, who has since been charged with vehicular manslaughter and driving while intoxicated, flipped her car on the Henry Hudson Parkway in Manhattan.

To be convicted of DUI in New Jersey, a person must be operating or attempting to operate a motorized vehicle; thus activities such as sleeping in a car while intoxicated or bicycling while drunk are not illegal.

Watching the American escalation of the war in Afghanistan is like watching helplessly as someone you love climbs into a car while intoxicated and drives off toward a busy highway.

Cliff Drive: A woman reported that her intoxicated boyfriend took her car keys and credit card in the 200 block at 8 45 p.m. March 31.

The "intoxicated" girls get in a car and end up hitting another car with two Ocean View students inside.

That increase came a year after a similarly large drop in alcohol-related accidents, which the police last year credited to a stepped-up policy of seizing the cars of intoxicated drivers.

These included raising the drinking age to twenty-one; promoting ignition-lock devices that make it impossible for those with a history of drunk driving to start their cars while intoxicated; helping to lower speed limits.

Perhaps you can share a memory of a time you didn't get into a car with an intoxicated driver but called home instead.

Of course, it had to get really out of hand back then for names to be named and published, like stripper Fanne Foxe's 2 a.m. leap into the tidal basin from the car of an intoxicated Congressman Wilbur Mills.