Sentence examples for tipsy as from inspiring English sources

After a party, a few months later, they were both a little tipsy as they walked down the street and began talking about the future.

Apparently a year ago, Kanye West cited J-Kwon's dumb-but-fun banger Tipsy as one of the best records of all time.

They may have been a bit tipsy as they walked home in the dead of night, arm-in-arm, leaning close to each other, a common tableau of men in Latino cultures, but one easily misinterpreted by the biased mind.

In addition, minivans are large enough to hold their own on the road and are not as tipsy as SUVs.

I was, it turned out, as tipsy as that shot glass.

Kyle noted that Taylor sounded "beyond tipsy" as she called to cancel.

But you, sitting behind them, barely notice because half of the theatergoers around you are just as tipsy.

Marcin Krajewski, a Polish virtuoso, for example, is tipsy enough as the anti-establishment drunk in a Jacques Brel number, "Les Bourgeois".

Maybe that was what Cale liked so much about tipsy cake, as he suddenly decides it is time to leave, springs out of his seat and walks out past the sheepishly secretive champagne-sipping couples.

"I'll definitely be voting for a free Scotland," confirms the tipsy traveller as the train reaches Stirling, scene of Robert the Bruce's underdog victory over Edward II's army at Bannockburn in 1314.

Marcin Krajewski, a Polish virtuoso, for example, is tipsy enough as the anti-establishment drunk in a Jacques Brel number, "Les Bourgeois". But there is nothing but sheer ballet bravura to his variety of double air-turns and the composite leap, (half rivoltade, half barrel turn) that brings him crashing down to his knees to end the piece, cigarette in mouth.