Sentence examples for quite intoxicated from inspiring English sources

By Roger Angell The New Yorker, April 27 , 1946P. 24 A brush salesman succeeds in selling his entire line to a lady who is quite intoxicated.

He took me over to the engine, turned it on and then said something that was completely incomprehensible, as he was quite intoxicated.

The New Yorker, April 27 , 1946P. 24 A brush salesman succeeds in selling his entire line to a lady who is quite intoxicated.

The New Yorker, September 18 , 1948P. 26 Two men, quite intoxicated, recall that a society of Sherlock Holmes experts called the Baker Street Irregulars, used to meet in the restaurant where they are sitting.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, September 18 , 1948P. 26 Two men, quite intoxicated, recall that a society of Sherlock Holmes experts called the Baker Street Irregulars, used to meet in the restaurant where they are sitting.

Heavy drinking was involved and although he chose not to indulge, his date was quite intoxicated.

Data were collected from 49 intoxicated and 52 non‐intoxicated participants drawn from 23 groups (11 intoxicated and 12 non‐intoxicated).

In actual stores, despite the longer hours around the holidays, intoxicated shoppers seem to be rare — but when they do appear, they can be quite disruptive.

Our results show that single oral dose of naltrexone is quite efficient in the prevention of recurrent or delayed respiratory arrest in opioid-naive methadone-intoxicated patients.

A beautiful, rowdy, intoxicated mess.

Mr. Renfro, who had been convicted of driving while intoxicated and attempted possession of heroin, was still under court supervision when he auditioned for his role in "The Informers": an apartment concierge who cannot quite touch the glamorous lives around him.