Sentence examples for sometimes drunk from inspiring English sources

"Of course, I've sometimes drunk tap water myself.

Poitín (illegal homemade whiskey) is sometimes drunk at weddings and funerals.

Sometimes joking, sometimes drunk, sometimes deadly serious, but every time the answer was the same.

"What it is that scares me is Fridays, Saturdays, the bar crowd — people come sometimes drunk," Renee Masoudy, the owner, said.

And if workers are gaining the right to reply, then that's all for the good, because the customer is often wrong, and sometimes drunk.

They noted that democracy meant sloppiness, and that Mr. Yeltsin, however sloppy and sometimes drunk, was an indispensable midwife to Russian democracy's cataclysmic birthing, and needed leeway.

An uninvited guest--sometimes drunk, sometimes amusing (or both).

That's where he sat and sometimes got drunk.

"Some of them are very loud, very blunt, sometimes very drunk.

Men broke in horses and drove cattle to the fairs and sometimes got drunk and pugilistic.

We row with our wives, sometimes get drunk, or tell lies.