Sentence examples for was a bit drunk from inspiring English sources
"I was at Bristol Old Vic, rehearsing a one-man show with Pete Postlethwaite, who was a bit drunk.
Eventually I got kicked out because I was a bit drunk and stupid, mouthing off to the guy in charge.
It was good that I was a bit drunk because I needed to ask him something that's not, shall we say, delicat.
In an après-lunch meeting with the deputy prime minister William Whitelaw, "he was a bit drunk and shied an ashtray at her.
At the top of the railings, razor wire was woven through the spikes, he said, adding to the hazards: none of them knew how Manning had done it, especially since he was a bit drunk then, too.
The gang are a bit drunk.
"I'm a bit drunk," she says.
"I think I must be a bit drunk," she said.
"People love it – it's a halfway point between a bit of culture and being a bit drunk at the end of the day".
Not at doing anything evil other than being funny, charming and liking a party, but being seen to be a bit drunk in public.
