Sentence examples for though drunk from inspiring English sources

He clambers back to his feet, but he is staggering, as though drunk.

In Nantucket they all spoke about it, talking as though drunk.

Though drunk daily, primarily by Roman Catholics, Episcopalians and Lutherans, it is rarely discussed and almost never seen in bottles.

She was so sick that the officers should have called an ambulance, prosecutors said, while the defense argued that the woman, though drunk, was walking and talking.

Someone carrying crack cocaine gets five years, while someone driving drunk gets a night in jail, even though drunk driving kills more people every year than all illegal drugs combined.

Ever since entering this strange house he had been bewildered, as though drunk from the endless trees he had come through, and uneasy at coming from darkness and the watching forest into a house where he sat down without introductions at his host's table.

It's clearer though, less drunk.

Not that it matters how much: biking under the influence is not explicitly illegal in New York, though a drunk cyclist can be charged with reckless endangerment or public intoxication, just as a pedestrian can.

"Vidal allowed himself to be quoted in the book saying, 'Tate was essentially dignified, though always drunk and with nothing to say,' while Richardson told of how Tate had been having lunch with Picasso when he came to visit.

Barrington was a good example of this in general, and at Lord's yesterday both Tendulkar and Dravid, though hardly drunk, showed signs of getting through the worst of it.

Newport Beach police arrested eight drivers between July 3 and 7, according to department spokeswoman Jennifer Manzella, though no drunk driving arrests were made on Independence Day.