Sentence examples for night of drunkenness from inspiring English sources

"After a memorable night of drunkenness," Adria told El Pais last week, comparing Soler to Groucho Marx, Soler decided to send him on a tour of the European gastronomic scene.

The words a man speaks in the night of drunkenness fade like the darkness itself at the coming of day.

A night of lechery and drunkenness among people who should confine their involvement with the seven deadly sins to Envy, Gluttony, and Rage.

The thing: Nobody wants to be fall-down drunk before midnight, but then nobody quite knows what time to stop and go to bed with the parameters of the entire night changed and shifted forward idling on the driveway of drunkenness before midnight, but then hell breaks loose and the rules go out of the window in the hours afterwards, and so now where does the night end: 3 AM? 7 AM?

The thing: nobody wants to be fall-down drunk before midnight, but then nobody quite knows what time to stop and go to bed with the parameters of the entire night changed and shifted forward – idling on the driveway of drunkenness before midnight, but then hell breaks loose and the rules go out of the window in the hours afterwards, and so now where does the night end: 3am? 7am?

After five years of drinking only an occasional glass of wine and that one night of post break-up drunkenness, I indulged in two-thirds of a bottle of cheap champagne with a man I was dating.

Most of the men brought in during the night were brought in on charges of drunkenness or fighting.

Distribution of Drunkenness in England & Wales 1902.

"Russia is dying out because of drunkenness.

The best portrayal of drunkenness since Kingsley Amis.

It had become an occasion of drunkenness and gluttony.