Sentence examples for through drunk from inspiring English sources

Harm reductionists and conservatives would both agree it is not the government's job to interfere unless the person poses a threat to others, such as through drunk driving or violence while under the influence.

To this day I still don't understand what was going through Drunk's mind.

"I'm not going to stay through another drunk.

I still get nostalgic, though, for the times we used to wander through Soho drunk and singing.

After the gay pride march in June, she picked up a Citi Bike on Washington Street and "weaved through the drunk crowds" to get uptown.

It was an ignominious end to a career in which he had punched the ambitious Ken Barlow in the jaw; married Rita, then had a fiery affair with Elsie Tanner; been injured when a lorry crashed into the Rover's Return; and become a town councillor, only to lose his seat through being drunk and disorderly.

He also says that the messages left through the Drunk Dial/Jangl integration will be accessible via the website using a visual voicemail of sorts.

Early in 2009 me and two friends were walking home through Hackney drunk.

The youngest of the rose-selling children stumble around Khaosan, weaving through the drunk and drugged-out dancers.

She thinks the "playroom" might be where Grey keeps his "XBox and stuff," and in an earlier scene, slurs her way through a drunk dial on her flip phone while waiting in line for the women's bathroom.

I don't drink very much on airplanes—I'm a lightweight under any circumstances, and I don't really want to go through immigration drunk because I get pulled aside a lot (I have a funny last name).