Sentence examples for stupor at from inspiring English sources

And, I ate myself into a stupor at the many unique restaurants exhibiting here for Jonathan.

My last dining out in the Army ended in several field-grade officers lighting their bow ties on fire in an indecorous drunken stupor at the bar.

Julie had been amazed by how often her husband had roused himself from a drunken stupor at night to give the appropriate medical advice over the phone.

WHILE ogling an oversize wheel of Camembert at a bountiful summer farmers' market in Rennes, Brittany, I momentarily perked up from my lost-in-cheese stupor at the surprising sound of two British tourists in conversation.

Franklin McPherson drank himself into a stupor at a Hempstead nightclub, then got in a car and sped down the Southern State Parkway in the wrong direction: five miles later, he collided with a Jeep and killed a man.

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford finally admitted he "probably" smoked crack cocaine at a press conference on Tuesday, excusing his behaviour by saying "I was in a drunken stupor at the time".

See articleA Canadian highRob Ford, the mayor of Toronto, admitted that he had smoked crack about a year ago (he had been uncertain, he added, because he was "probably in one of [his] drunken stupors" at the time).

The action at Trinity was intercut with glimpses of Kitty Oppenheimer drinking herself into a visionary stupor back at Los Alamos; Native Americans wandered on and off, delivering apocalyptic prophecies.

This is the sort of hokey dance that should appeal to a 13-year-old girl coming out of a "Twilight" vampire stupor, but at the start of the show, Mr. Wheeldon described it (along with the final piece, Alexei Ratmansky's "Boléro") as a work showing "the diversity of the Morphoses dancers".

Sometimes for days on end, subjects dosed with BZ remain locked in a stupor that at turns stokes hallucinations, auto-phantom behaviors (picking, plucking, stripping naked, etc)., anxiety and terror and, perhaps most crucially, a blotting out of certain memories of the trip, which not surprisingly could be marked by a near-total loss of willpower. .

One night, in a desperate stupor, I stood at the wait station at Pizza Hut and poured myself a cup of coffee.