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Certainly the times were drunker, which is probably why no one makes much of a case for Toots's food.

Hot Reels Handy, Bruce 2007

I brightened up as this wretch's speech declined, sinking into his suspenders, the drunker he got.

Life Before Kant Meg Tuite 2012

Amongst my improv group, it was generally held that the singing voice was the last thing to go as one got progressively drunker, after enunciation of words, and probably basic motor functions.

iTunes and I « Gin&Comment 2009

He was drunker than usual, and his speech was correspondingly slower.

The Mexican 2010

But they were all just loud gatherings that got louder as people got drunker.

Declare Time-Bankruptcy To Reboot Your Schedule | Lifehacker Australia 2010

They say the drunker the audience gets, the funnier you are.

Hani Almadhoun: Sober in the District: The Diary of a Buzzkill Hani Almadhoun 2012

Producers Andrea Sperling and Jonathan Schwartz, honored with a Special Jury Prize for Excellence in Independent Film Producing, also had another film in the competition, Smashed about a newlywed elementary school teacher who struggles to stay sober when her alcoholic husband clings to shared memories of happier, drunker times.

Roya Rastegar: Sundance 2012 Top Picks: Keeping Us Human Roya Rastegar 2012

And as the minutes pass, they grow a little shinier, a little drunker, they punch the air and sing along, and a man props up the bar smiling broadly and playing along on the tambourine.

End-of-year music lists tell us little about music 2011

Wales / England could go either way, I have to pick the Scots but I'll get drunker than Ticht if they win.

Six Nations 2011: An insider's guide to the teams and tactics | Shaun Edwards (with Paul Rees) 2011

But the NFL office believes the longer some fans tailgate the drunker they get, and the more likely they are to start trouble inside and outside stadiums.

NFL vs. unruly fans: League out to protect game day experience 2009