Sentence examples for seriously drunk from inspiring English sources

It's 10pm and there are some seriously drunk folk around.

One night it all came to a head when she got seriously drunk on a shared holiday.

It's absurd to suggest that nobody approaching the ground had had a drink, but I'd seriously doubt that anybody had time to get seriously drunk.

When I was in the rebel-held town of Man, in Ivory Coast, I met a seriously drunk young Liberian with a Kalashnikov, who told me that he was fighting for "peace and unity in Africa".

You have only been seriously drunk once - when you were 16 and mixed vodka, wine and champagne and were sick outside a nightclub - but you have not touched a drop of alcohol since.

I never go to Cardiff without visiting Demiro's (Unit 26, Cardiff Bay, Mermaid Quay), usually just before getting seriously drunk at Mocka (1-2 MiLaneane), the best club in Cardiff.

Distracted driving "is not being treated as seriously as drunk driving, and it needs to be," she said.

Once he or she is seriously pretend drunk, your friend can confess to a terrible recent upset that has your friend losing the plot and needing to be taken home by you, your friend's knight or dame in shining armor.

In 1979, 28 people a day were killed or seriously injured by drunk drivers.

Best Week Ever concurred in its liveblog: "Ricky Gervais makes a joke calling Mel Gibson a drunk, and seriously is killing the crowd".

You don't often get to have a character say, "Boo!" But, to answer more seriously, I wanted Charlotte, drunk or not, to be eccentric and maybe a little dangerous from the second the reader encounters her.