Sentence examples for massive hangover from inspiring English sources

It's part of what Fertitta calls the massive hangover from the early days, but the rulebook runs to eight pages.

We have gone on a trillion-pound spending spree, with precious little to show for it apart from a massive hangover.

The really scary moment was on New Year's Day 2011, just before we went on air, walking through Times Square with a massive hangover and seeing this enormous billboard.

THE BOXING DAY GOAL BONANZA "I vaguely remember waking up on Boxing Day morning a couple of years ago (with a massive hangover) and seeing a caption on Football Focus with an old list of Boxing Day fixtures and an awful lot of goals.

Whip has awoken with a massive hangover, so to cure it and generally stay sharp, he takes a python-sized line of coke before heading out to the airport; he struts authoritatively on to the plane (discreetly later than Katerina) and to his young co-pilot's horror, treats himself to an oxygen livener before takeoff.

Losing to Wycombe left a massive hangover for the rest of the season and it was the beginning of the end for Peter Taylor as Leicester manager.

It's a collection of match reports and anecdotes - stag-night stuff, usually involving feckless team-mates, fearsome opponents, massive hangovers and blithe exaggeration - held together by a voice.

But either way, it is likely that at some point they will attend a meeting, tradeshow or conference in this desert fantasyland of gargantuan hotels, gigantic convention halls, cavernous casinos, huge meals and massive hangovers.

Before Bradley Cooper had a thing for Lady Gaga's nose or even woke up with a famously massive on-screen hangover, he starred opposite Jennifer Garner for two seasons on the spy show "Alias". .

I can state now with authority that Kevin O'Leary Fine Wine is evidence that the Conservative party is going to wake up with a massive, fuck-my life hangover.

It leads to what feels like a lack of sober, even-tempered curation, in which we're always blearily standing in the middle of a room of hundreds of people, catching wisps of a patched-together conversation that never actually happened, as if through a post-rave hangover as massive as the night before.