Sentence examples for pissed like from inspiring English sources

At least the 1990s Brit-artists were normal: they took drugs and got pissed like everyone else.

I think the overwhelming number of people drink quite normally, drink a couple of glasses of wine, and then there are other people like myself, who like to get pissed, like to get high and have a really good time – so when you cease having a good time it just becomes a daily grind".

In which, say, they rear-end you on the 405, and you're pissed, like, really pissed, but when you get out of your car to assess the damage, you realize that they have the same bone structure as the actor you've always had a crush on, and that their voice is like a song as they make some witty remark while you exchange numbers.

"We're pissed, like anybody else, at the big growers " cannabis activist Nikki Lastreto said of the illegal grows.

Everyone seemed really pissed, like lions that hadn't eaten in weeks.

A man or woman, aged somewhere between 21 and 37, who talks about getting pissed like it's dogging or the Eurovision song contest.

People around me were actually getting pissed off, like, "Why do they get to go in first?

I finally heard Liz [Ball, guitarist], like, "What?" I was like, "I need you, Dilly Dally!" She was pissed off, like, "chill out man".

They were pissed about things like Vatican II: Paul VI's 1963 series of reforms that generally eased the church into the liberal climes of, say, the 18th century.

At one point this year, you could have had a night out consisting of a few pints at the Griffin, before heading on to the George Tavern and then the Joiners Arms before landing at a lock-in at one of the many ​estate or hardman variety pubs that now haunt the city's street corners like pissed ghosts.

At one point this year, you could have had a night out consisting of a few pints at the Griffin, before heading on to the George Tavern and then the Joiners Arms, before landing at a lock-in at one of the many ​estate or hardman variety pubs that now haunt the city's street corners like pissed ghosts.