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Dutch courage

NOUN
  1. courage resulting from intoxication

How To Use Dutch courage In A Sentence

  • British soldiers campaigning in the Low Countries in the 16th century were so impressed by the effects of a nip of genever as to coin the expression ‘Dutch courage’.
  • He needed some Dutch courage before facing his boss about the pay increase.
  • I was afraid of having to tell my wife about what had happened, so I went to the pub to get some Dutch courage.
  • While many women claim they only drink before sex because it is part of the dating process, a large percentage will actually refuse to get between the sheets without a bit of Dutch courage .
  • The poor man beat his boss by means of Dutch courage.
  • The poor man beat his boss by means of Dutch courage.
  • I was afraid of having to tell my wife about what had happened, so I went to the pub to get some Dutch courage.
  • I was afraid of having to tell my wife about what had happened, so I went to the pub to get some Dutch courage.
  • British soldiers campaigning in the Low Countries in the 16th century were so impressed by the effects of a nip of genever as to coin the expression ‘Dutch courage’.
  • I have no excuse but a lusty eye and a belly full of Dutch courage.
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