Sentence examples for intoxicated it from inspiring English sources

If a bee is sufficiently intoxicated, it will just lie on its back and wiggle its legs.

For poets, playwrights, editors, and actors from the seventeenth century through much of the nineteenth, Shakespeare's language wasn't intoxicating so much as intoxicated: it needed a sobering intervention.

Nixon might have been intoxicated; it took very little alcohol to make him belligerent, and he became even more thuggish and incoherent when he threw in a few sleeping pills as well.

Although some details have been lost to the memories of the linemen, who acknowledged they were intoxicated, it is clear the case began with a night out on Franklin Street, the strip of bars and sports memorabilia shops bordering the campus.

…especially if they come in and they're under the influence of the drugs or intoxicated, it does make it difficult to make the right assessment and safety issues… (N2).

Even when intoxicated it seems Morris' timing never misses a beat.

Constantine's first encounter with Northern Soul was intoxicating: it was 1976, she was 11 and, as she entered the club, she found a throng of kids on the dance floor, performing spins, kicks and back flips.

It is intoxicating; it's so much fun.

The lure of adventure is intoxicating; it's a catalyst leading one to the wild heart of life.

As I walked back to my hotel, I felt intoxicated: I had discovered it was she who paid my salary.

Wild is what I care to wake up for, it is what I am intoxicated by, it is the inspiration behind everything I do, it defines my every cell, and it is the love of my life.