Sentence examples for made drunk from inspiring English sources

But that night they were made drunk and given bags of coins by the northerners... the next day they called for a federation".

Accurate anatomical knowledge enabled surgeons to operate more rapidly; patients were sedated with opium or made drunk with alcohol, tied down, and a leg amputation, for example, could then be done in three to five minutes.

"Made drunk by that luring, lured to the snare, it called out for the last time, stood singing on the dry earth, and then put its head down into the net".

As the dance critic Edwin Denby once wrote, "Criticism has two different aspects: one is being made drunk for a second by seeing something happen; the other is expressing lucidly what you saw when you were drunk".

Thus, the town winemaker is also the town baker; it is perhaps true but misleading to say that the town solicitor was made drunk by ingesting the baker's wares.

But it was not until 1980 that Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Remove Intoxicated Drivers and other groups made drunk driving a public health emergency.

Group photos of you all making drunk fools over yourselves?

When they make Drunk Urban Climbing an Olympic sport he's totally taking gold for Canada.

How come when I make drunk phone calls someone as hot as Christian doesn't show up? 14.

"Just because Charlie Chaplin played a tramp doesn't make tramps out of all Englishmen," Fetchit argued, "and because Dean Martin drinks that doesn't make drunks out of all Italians".

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