He builds a cabin in the woods to be alone and drink himself into a stupor. |
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He would wear the sari and quickly tie up his long hair into a bun and appear on the stage in a drunken stupor. |
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Meanwhile, back on the stoep, both men are rooted to their chairs in what appears to be a catatonic stupor. |
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Last year, a good portion of the responsible people of Dublin chose to drink themselves into a stupor. |
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The three boys discovered Mr Smith in a drunken stupor, sleeping on a barrel by the garage on Trowbridge Road. |
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Shaken, he pulled his car off the road and sat in a stupor for some time before turning back. |
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I had been in a daze, but now my anger was fired up, so strong and hot that it forced me out of the stupor. |
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He finds John in a drunken stupor in bed with this girl, and drags him off. |
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I tiptoed up behind him, planning to scare him and snap him out of the stupor he was currently in. |
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Just leave the sulled animal alone for a while and eventually it will awaken from its stupor under its own volition. |
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Hunger pangs mixed with pain from his injuries to put him in a miserable state of stupor. |
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You'll witness alternative cartoonists lapsing into fanboy stupor when someone whose work they really respect is around. |
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His voice is even more gummy and inexpressive than last time, and he really sounds drugged down into a stupor a lot of the time. |
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The wind abruptly grew fierce and both of them awakened from their stupor to steady themselves. |
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A blow to the nose, sharply given by an experienced pastor during a congregational debate, can put a contentious layperson into a stupor. |
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Just as the crowd were being lulled into a stupor, Scotland pounced in the 23rd minute. |
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Snapping out of my stupor, I quickly turned around and jammed the keys gawkily into the keyhole. |
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She almost hit the sheets again in her dozy stupor, but then Julia bounded in, hopping with the energy you'd expect from a hyper seven-year old. |
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It happened one night when he returned from a family party in a drunken stupor, brandishing a shotgun and threatening to kill his wife and child. |
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Pauline went on to say that others, in a drunken stupor, regularly use the estate as a toilet and not just for urinating. |
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It gorged itself, often on dishes it invented, and it famously liked drinking itself into a stupor. |
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What is it that gets Auckland out of its summer stupor and provides a kick-start for the new year? |
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At long last the lumpen England fan has woken from a deep historic stupor and realised that Scotland is off, and is never coming back. |
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Shocked into a speechless stupor, Ibis took to the air to escape the horrible sight on the ground. |
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Freddy let out a sharp bark of laughter, causing Carter to come out of his stupor. |
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They had almost grown used to the odd stupor when the lift gave a sudden jolt and came to a stop. |
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Pretty soon she jumped over to the other side, and I shook myself out of my stupor and climbed hurriedly. |
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As the rest of the family snoozed in a post-dinner stupor, I sneaked into the front parlour and helped myself to another glass. |
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Common syndromes of impaired consciousness include stupor, coma, persistent vegetative state, and brain death. |
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He believed he still held his coordination in his drunken stupor and shot an arrow to prove his soberness. |
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We sat next to two young men, one was missing a front tooth, the other had moved past intoxicated into catatonic stupor. |
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The drinker will be heading towards an alcoholic stupor, possibly experiencing jerking eye movements. |
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Just as the crowd were being lulled into a stupor, the Scottish team pounced in the 23rd minute. |
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With sheer force of will, she held herself from sliding completely back into a stupor. |
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Scooping his own jacket up, Shanza gave it a distracted shake and tossed it over his shoulders in a dazed stupor. |
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The stupor of a homogeneous youth, as propagated through our media, thus becomes outdated. |
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The word Narcissus comes from the ancient Greek word narke which means a stupor. |
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Nowadays walking down the street, you can still see the occasional drunk lying in a stupor on the sidewalk. |
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Broken only by my forced scream to break the stupor of my condition. |
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Russia continues to drink itself into a stupor, but still the scares the bejesus out of everyone. |
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I felt his fear recede, replaced instead by a calm, almost drunken stupor. |
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When he emerged from his drunken stupor, his relationship with Methot was kaput. |
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Carl heard these words from far away and though they conferred on him a feeling of complete despair they roused him briefly from his speechless stupor. |
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They are so calm in movement and gesture that I was lulled into a stupor. |
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This stupor is broken, however, when a sperm whale is spotted. |
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Police found him at the flat, almost naked and in a drunken stupor. |
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The wounded troops flying in and out are often in misery or a narcotized stupor, while those treated with blocks remain awake and pain-free despite massive injuries. |
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Later Bo, in a drugged stupor, walks naked at night along the highway. |
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The good news is that the departure of Berlusconi could be a tonic that awakens Italy from a stupor of lassitude and indifference. |
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Increasing lethargy, hypotonia and poor suck may progress to stupor, irritability, hypertonia and high-pitched cry. |
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Narcotics are substances and preparations that induce drowsiness, sleep, stupor, insensibility, etc. |
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And the United States had emerged from its isolationist stupor unrivaled in might and enmeshed in world affairs. |
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After 24 hours, the patient became apyretic and she came out of the stupor. |
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A 68-year-old woman presented with stupor, severe sinus bradycardia and bradypnoea, after being bed-bound for a prolonged period owing to extreme lethargy. |
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Clinically one sees gradually developing oedema, often a strikingly puffy face, increasing mental obtundity, the patient finally lapsing into confusion and stupor. |
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No one else who ate the curried mutton made at the Strakers' house that evening suffered any ill effects, but Hunter was in a profound stupor well into the next day. |
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Over three decades of writing about transit in the Toronto region has landed me in a stupor, unable to give readers the straight goods on our transit needs. |
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The initiate falls to the ground in a stupor after drinking the iboga brew. The Bwiti then is supposed to reveal itself under diverse and macabre forms. |
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