Sentence examples for very intoxicated from inspiring English sources
The employee wouldn't serve Gatti any food because the underage student was carrying an open beer and seemed very intoxicated.
Gatti conceded he was "very intoxicated" and said he couldn't believe what he did in the video.
In July 2010, the actress was spotted at a wild party in St .Tropez looking very intoxicated and disheveled.
In the episode, the parks department employees become very intoxicated during a bar outing, where Leslie and Ann have their first major fight.
"Many occasional users who are not chronic, frequent users can be very intoxicated at one nanogram per milliliter of blood and should not be driving," Huestis said.
Alcohol intoxication is often accompanied by trouble walking or slurred speech, however, exceptionally tolerant individuals do not show signs of tipsiness even though they are very intoxicated, says an expert.
He chose to stay in LA, a city he describes as "very intoxicating".
Without the usual slug of club soda to make them fizz, the drinks are very flavorful, very refreshing and very intoxicating.
"But it's the way he does things, he takes the time to linger on you... and the public and the press find that very intoxicating.
So yes, this Klausner environment was very right-wing, very militaristic, intoxicated by the fact that Jews can fight, and fight well.
