boozy in a sentence

• Rowlands'boozy confrontation with Duvall is worth the admission price.
• Delighted, McPherson stood and addressed the jazzed and boozy crowd:
• Gillian Anderson in an offbeat role as a loose, boozy broad.
• It's warm and creamy, foamy and boozy.
• Maybe they'll add an eighth dwarf, Boozy.
• Others stay home to avoid ridicule or boozy threats from frustrated fans.
• The boozy chaos of his life mirrored his art.
• Crowe is earnest and likable as the boozy reporter with a sensitive side.
• But breezy, boozy fun is not a natural quality in the 1990s.
• What's going on between boozy Edward and self-impressed Angela?
• It's difficult to see boozy in a sentence .
• He could imagine the sweet boozy scent of honeybees quickening like roiling clouds.
• Kristofferson has long specialized in portraying boozy Hemingway knockoffs.
• Thankfully, Baranski, who plays boozy Maryann, received a supporting actress nomination.
• Having been there, I can attest to the boozy spree Martinez went on.
• They are out in the night, boozy young men with temper and purpose.
• That makes the defiance of this boozy romance all the more brazen and rare.
• Complicated Sally could carry her own book, but boozy Conrad blathers too much.
• Kristofferson's boozy wordsmith romances two women.
• His giddy slapstick and Martin's boozy cool make them an enormous hit.
• The cherry clafoutis is delicious with boozy cherries nestled in a soft almond custard.