Intoxicated used in a sentence

Intoxicated in a sentence as an adjective

3 drinks in 3 hours makes few people intoxicated.

For example, if you are in a wreck and you sound intoxicated, they will inform the cops.

In this case, the guy's companion was intoxicated.

It was a gathering of intoxicated people that spun out of control and produced a consequencial situation.

This is a party bus service to allow bar hopping in a car-dependent city when passengers are too intoxicated to drive.

I feel like if we legalized alcohol, we'd have drunks all over the place abusing their partners and killing people with intoxicated driving.

As I recall, the work on which this AAP decision was based included sleeping in a couch and sleeping while intoxicated - not exactly best practices.

Yeah, sounds like a really great idea to handle business communication while being intoxicated...If you write 20 lines of BS code, it does not really matter.

The cop has no idea who may be behind a door when they knock -- they may be intoxicated/high, have a vicious pit bull, or just be a scared kid with a gun and nothing to lose.

> The cop has no idea who may be behind a door when they knock -- they may be intoxicated/high, have a vicious pit bull, or just be a scared kid with a gun and nothing to lose.

So she voluntarily lied down on a bar with her and men around her intoxicated by alcohol, hormones amplified and expecting nothing out of the usual to happen?

I've actually been arrested once for recording a police officer, I went up to her with my cellphone in hand when she was questioning my intoxicated friend on my college campus.

"Crunk" literally means being intoxicated from both ********* and alcohol simultaneously.

Then, when the homeless people inevitably did ***** or were publicly intoxicated in the camp, the police came in and started arresting people left and right for drug possession, intoxication, etc. this did a fantastic job of breaking up our local protest.

>"Sugar and other sweeteners are, in fact, so toxic to the human body that they should be regulated as strictly as alcohol by governments worldwide"Alcohol shouldn't be regulated, endangering others while intoxicated and other irresponsible acts should be.

Do you seriously think we'll have widespread self-driving cars — and not just the bare bones technology, but ones that we can ride in without any control at all, even while intoxicated — within a timespan short enough for every other advancement in car technology to not matter?I am almost 100% certain that we won't see that kind of thing even within the next few decades, if ever.