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  • With this knowledge in hand, I happily settled back on the bed as he drunkenly muttered his hypnotising mutters.
  • Some come buzzing drunkenly off the ceiling, motor around loudly, and butt against the light.
  • It was claimed that after fleeing the property, Kilcullen drunkenly telephoned police and said he had carried out the attack because he was "skint". PinkNews.co.uk
  • Their suffering is generally caused by adults: a parent has died, or run off, or otherwise acted irresponsibly, drunkenly, selfishly, dissolutely.
  • I drunkenly choked on the beer I was drinking at the time and felt suddenly sexually unsure about not only men in general but women in general as well.
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  • They'll deny it to the day they die, but if my parents met any other way than by stumbling drunkenly into each other at some kegger, I'll eat my shoe.
  • We first meet him reelingly drunkenly out of a pub or betting shop, shouting four-letter abuse at a rate that might give James Kelman pause. Evening Standard - Home
  • In fact, the audience is very much like one of her suitors, left to comfort each other drunkenly while she gallivants with someone new.
  • I, alone at a table, climbed outside a bottle of zinfandel and some joyful tagliolini gratinati (I don't eat a lot of pasta but my stomach needed it) and embarrassed myself yabbering drunkenly at strangers.
  • Some come buzzing drunkenly off the ceiling, motor around loudly, and butt against the light.
  • He staggered drunkenly toward the door.
  • To the onlookers below, it seemed as if a second sun lurched drunkenly through the sky, from which blazing goddesses descended and ascended while thunderbolts flashed and pealed.
  • His throat and lungs filled with the pungent stifling smoke of powder, his nostrils with earth and dust, he frantically wheezed and sneezed, leaping about, falling drunkenly, leaping into the air again, staggering on his hind-legs, dabbing with his forepaws at his nose head-downward between his forelegs, and even rubbing his nose into the ground. CHAPTER XIX
  • The philosophy behind this is that the best way to find fun is by stumbling ass-backwards into it, and what better way is there to stumble than drunkenly?
  • What you're listening to is a half-cut helium-voiced midget slurring the tale of the time he and Charles Bukowski drunkenly hijacked a diesel locomotive and drove it from downtown Los Angeles to Pacoima.
  • They chatter, well argue drunkenly anyhow, until around 4am before going to bed in their own separate bedrolls.
  • It was produced by scary, hairy, lairy Martin Hannett and as a whole the songs drunkenly fall and clatter with wild abandon.
  • The pair of boys fell to the ground, wrestling drunkenly, trying to get the better of the other.
  • She makes it all the way to the pretzel before this other guy's infidelity, not yours, accidentally unplugs the machine, drunkenly, and the game ends abruptly. Eating Ghosts
  • He told me a story of his childhood and I laughed drunkenly at its childish stupidity.
  • The crowd swayed drunkenly and staggered forward and back. Indian Balm - Travels in the Southern Subcontinent
  • On more than one occasion during the qualifiers Eriksson's jewel looked more like a rhombus that had slewed drunkenly.
  • I found it tossed on the floor and picked it up, and I found my stockings hanging drunkenly from one of the bedposts.
  • Defying gravity, wrecked buildings leaned drunkenly over the forlorn rubble-filled streets.
  • The fallen tent had uprisen, and in the gathering twilight it flapped ghostly arms about and titubated toward them drunkenly. JAN, THE UNREPENTANT
  • He walked drunkenly over the cabinet on the wall and picked up a pan used for grouping chemicals used in various experiments.
  • The deserted boat was in the trough of the sea, rolling drunkenly across each comber, its loose spritsail out at right angles to it and fluttering and flapping in the wind. Chapter 25
  • And he told how he once drunkenly sprained his ankle while dancing to bagpipes in Rome. The Sun
  • Claudius's head sags drunkenly into his wedding breakfast. Thomas Ostermeier: 'Hamlet? The play's a mess'
  • Clearly, therefore, the best way to achieve this is to turn up at their flat at midnight after having been to a party, then proceed to sermonise drunkenly for two hours until they tell you that they have to go to bed.
  • After we ordered our brightly coloured drinks, the waitress lingered, drunkenly putting her arm around me and stroking my shoulder while she eyeballed Clay.
  • And nothing is scary here - not the glitter ghosts, not the fake cemetery spooks that make Ed Wood's graveyard look downright realistic, and definitely not the dopey looking undead who stumble drunkenly around.
  • Advertising deals get sealed over beers, exclusive stories get drunkenly blurted out, and crucial relationships for the year ahead might be forged over your next Manhattan.
  • The photo appears, the boys standing drunkenly at an angle, inert and bleached, the fish in darkness.
  • Instances of celebrity Jew-baiting, whether Stone sounding off to a journalist or Mel Gibson drunkenly assailing a police officer, encourage the mistaken view that antisemitism is a particularly vicarious type of rudeness that can be overcome through the exercise of self-control. Ben S. Cohen: What Antisemitism Is (And Isn't)
  • In the garden I fell over the wall and drunkenly hushed my colleague, my batman, the other soldier in this two-person war against the future.
  • Lethally sharp walls to drunkenly stumble into; winding narrow staircases with no fire exits – it all screams "Death Trap", but I guess that is the point.
  • And he told how he once drunkenly sprained his ankle while dancing to bagpipes in Rome. The Sun
  • The port shrouds of the foremast carried away at the chain-plates, and the fore-topmast leaned over drunkenly to starboard. CHAPTER XV
  • Ten bucks says she knocks back a few boilermakers and drunkenly announces ‘Give it up for my husband - everybody else has’.
  • The photo appears, the boys standing drunkenly at an angle, inert and bleached,(Sentencedict) the fish in darkness.
  • With totally static lips, he could make his puppet drunkenly drawl the words 'a big bottle of Polish slivovitz '- something many would struggle to say for themselves while sober. The Daily Goodbye
  • He sang drunkenly
  • The photo appears, the boys standing drunkenly at an angle, inert and bleached, the fish in darkness.
  • Most had stumbled drunkenly out into the streets or had retired to the guest lodgings upstairs.
  • He stood there a while, leering drunkenly, until the woman noticed him and let loose a scream.
  • I remember cringing in the kitchen while he raged about drunkenly in the dark.
  • The cat, in a lithe movement that argued long practice, fled like a skimming stone to where the gnarled grape-vine twisted drunkenly round the trellis, and shot up it with a scutter of sharp claws. My Family and Other Animals
  • I may have somewhat drunkenly shinnied up a fence to climb onto Ben's fire escape and spent a while rapping vainly on his back door. Adventures of a Couch-Hopping Scribbler Part 2: That Toddlin Town
  • The only person in our school who had the courage to own up to possession of prophylactics was one chap who drunkenly admitted possession for his night manipulations on account of his raging eczema.
  • Suddenly frustrated by this state of affairs I leave drunkenly to head over to the next party.
  • Jets aflicker, the boat staggered drunkenly over the moonscape. Explorations
  • A glance over his The Conquering Sword of Conan shoulder just as the door was closing showed Conan the long dim vista of the hall, and dimly framed at the other end an ophidian shape that writhed slowly and painfully into view, flowing in a dull-hued length from a chamber door, its hideous blood-stained head wagging drunkenly. The Conquering Sword Of Conan
  • Homeless people are usually unfit for any type of labor that doesn't require drunkenly swaying from side to side and ranting incoherently.
  • The crowd swayed drunkenly and staggered forward and back. Indian Balm - Travels in the Southern Subcontinent

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