Sentence examples for plenty of drunk from inspiring English sources

And plenty of drunk idiots have left whole globs of mozzarella and mushroom and pepperoni in their wake as they made their way home from the bar.

There are still plenty of drunk people in the skies…but other than that there is nothing in common between air travel today and the Golden Age of Travel.

There are still plenty of drunks, but they're getting rid of them.

There will be plenty of toasts drunk.

Although Wan Chai serves an eclectic mix of people, plenty of rich, drunk men still make the short trip from the skyscraper offices of Citibank, HSBC and other major institutions in the Asian business hub to its alternative commodities market.

There's plenty of the predictable: drunks and scammers and too-public displays of affection.

Plenty of whisky will be drunk to celebrate Burns Night, which is all well and good.

The atmosphere is jolly and plenty of beer is being drunk, but I sensed little real risk of violence when I visited.

I had avoided booze in the pub during the afternoon, eaten a healthy pasta dinner, drunk plenty of water and climbed into bed by 9pm.

There are, after all, plenty of other ways for drunks and drug addicts to ruin their own and their families' lives.

There are plenty of poets who are word-drunk and plenty of others who slap down allusions faster than a blackjack dealer.