He was immediately energized — almost intoxicated.
I find it almost intoxicating.
Whether it's the thrill of the casinos, the nocturnal hum of the Strip, the beauty of the sunsets or the fact that at any moment it's possible to get married immediately, Vegas's cocktail of excitement, risk, money and sex is powerful enough to intoxicate nearly anybody.
However, nearly all these persons were intoxicated during the fire-setting, and they typically mentioned that the tension as well as the affective arousal increased when they were consuming alcohol.
The finding that humans intoxicated with MPTP develop a syndrome nearly identical to PD (Langston et al. 1983) lended support to the hypothesis that substances in the environment might contribute to PD aetiology.
Nearly half of providers also exclude people who are intoxicated despite the inherent link of drink and drugs to mental health.
The caller said the man was intoxicated and ran out into oncoming traffic, nearly causing a collision, Laguna Beach police Sgt. Louise Callus wrote in an email.
Fifty years later, we live in a wine world where, for the first time, there are wines that do taste like blackberry jam and are instantly intoxicating, or nearly so, and how these wines came into being is the subject of a new book, "Noble Rot" (Norton; $24.95), by William Echikson.
Similarly, nearly three-quarters (72percentt) of respondents to the Harvard CAS study who reported being raped were intoxicated at the time.
Nearly every death was related to domestic violence, suicide, accidents or killings while the perpetrator was intoxicated.
Over the course of a nearly half-hour traffic stop, however, Officer Tracy Carroll made it clear that he believed Ebner was driving intoxicated, which had supposedly caused her car to cross the center line.
