Sentence examples for usually drunk from inspiring English sources

"We're usually drunk by the third theater," Ms. Cody said.

It's usually drunk as a digestive or in coffee, when it's called café Maya.

The rebels at its many checkpoints are larcenous and usually drunk before noon.

As it turns out, Mary is raddled, deluded and usually drunk.

He added that those who sit in the front seat, and who make radio requests, are usually drunk.

He is unrepentant, crass and usually drunk, yet Moran finds something relatable, even sympathetic within this total banker.

The grown women who fall into their orbit are usually drunks or hookers or nut jobs (one of the good ones has a protrusion on her back in the shape of a sickle).

I usually get drunk at weddings, and there's an open bar here, but there's enough people drunk here that Abed doesn't really need to be.

So I thought, what's something people don't usually get drunk and talk about?

"They issue many disclaimers, and are usually very drunk," she said.

It's been common knowledge for a while that fighters are usually "punch drunk" by their old age.