Sentence examples for whiskey drunk from inspiring English sources
A voice in which you can hear the cigarettes that have been smoked in dive bars, the raucous laughter from a dirty joke, the whiskey drunk until the early hours and the tears cried over a lover.
DOWN the block from the White Horse Tavern, where a sign pays tribute to the final whiskey drunk by Dylan Thomas, there sat, until recently, another curious West Village memorial.
Defining it is like trying to solve a Rubik's Cube while blindfolded and whiskey drunk.
At 7, all the food was ready, Cheyenne and I were still whiskey drunk, and Garbanzo knocked on the door.
He took them to the land, in Texas heat, and did something akin to mouth-to-mouth by blowing on their faces to revive them as they looked whiskey drunk and meandered to the woods.
In fact, do not order Scotch, a blend of whiskeys drunk by those unfamiliar with single-malts.
Easily my favorite of all Brautigan's work, In Watermelon Sugar takes places in a jacked up, destroyed human area called iDEATH, ruled over by a whiskey-drunk freak named inBOIL who has hoarded all the things people used to use into a junk heap called the Forgotten Works.
Not a lot happens, in the usual sense of movie action, in "Carnage," Roman Polanski's swift and spry adaptation of Yasmina Reza's play: voices are raised; whiskey is drunk; leftover fruit cobbler is consumed and (spoiler alert!) vomited.
There is a saloon where whiskey is drunk "neat," a hero-bandit who overcomes his deviant ways, a high-stakes poker game and, finally, a ride into the proverbial sunset.
One thing led to another -- whiskey was drunk, bets were placed, crowds began to appear for fender-banging races -- and by 1947, barely six years after Lloyd Seay's death, a consortium of promoters, drivers and mechanics formed Nascar, the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing.
