Sentence examples for slightly inebriated from inspiring English sources
It shows her looking beautiful, blousy and slightly inebriated, but imperious just the same.
Sherlock: "Lots of people never knew he was shy because he was always slightly inebriated".
In it, lavishly decked-out Magi seem nearly to romp around the Holy Family like slightly inebriated court jesters.
I remember talking to a police officer in French, while slightly inebriated, after my passport had been stolen in a bar.
That invention came about because, one day at a street festival, Ganson, who was slightly inebriated, saw someone carrying a long, skinny, squiggly balloon and thought that it was some kind of bendy foam and a really neat toy.
That invention came about because, one day at a street festival, Ganson, who was slightly inebriated, saw someone carrying a long, skinny, squiggly balloon and thought that it was some kind of bendy foam — and a really neat toy.
By 10 30 a.m. the guest and two of his friends exited the lobby slightly inebriated--but in full Santa regalia.
It turns out that, rather than being limited to slightly-inebriated discussions among friends, the notion of an Olympics where doping is permitted has actually being scientifically studied.
As you might expect from the person who invented the glorious Adrian Mole 20 years ago, she takes a slightly less inebriated view of monarchy.
Leaning sounds so inebriated.
