Sentences with phrase «drove home drunk»

Even more have watched with bated breath as a friend has drove home drunk from the bar or a party.

Like driving home drunk and making it safe and then questioning all the do nt drink while driving ads.

@Elias The absolute safety of not using a child seat belt or driving home drunk has an overall safe absolute safety, but using a seat belt and driving sober has a safer relative safety.

That means that, instead of driving home drunk, people are often walking or biking home drunk.

A great way to ensure that no one drives home drunk is to offer shuttles to all your guests.

-- «Why would anyone risk a criminal conviction, loss of their licence for 12 months, and a minimum $ 1000 fine to drive home drunk?

If someone has had too much to drink, offer to have them spend the night or call a cab - don't let them drive home drunk.

Say your roommate throws a raging party and someone drives home drunk, causes damage, and your roommate gets sued.

That means that, instead of driving home drunk, people are often walking or biking home drunk.

Some men and women have already had their partner's prove that they are not trustworthy by staying out until all hours, driving home drunk or maybe even cheating on them while they were out on their own.

Not exact matches

We support his decision to take safe transportation home instead of driving drunk.»

«I had a night with Mila's dad where we were drinking vodka, and I was not driving home, and the Uber was of great assistance,» Kutcher remembered.

The meals, which will include two tacos, five mini churros, three chicken strips, a box filled half with curly fries and half with onion rings, and a drink, are naturally being priced at $ 4.20 (a code term referring to cannabis consumption) to really drive home Jack in the Box's attempt to court marijuana - using customers.

I have found overwhelming evidence that drinking and driving creates tangible victims, and so, I allow drinking (even to the point of being drunk alone at home), but therefore curtail the freedom of drinking and driving.

Accidents and tragedy will be a part of modern society regardless... we see it far more often on the highway than we do in the home from accidental shooting and I am not talking about the criminal activity of drinking and driving.

It is not the will of God that children suffer from hunger and malnutrition and grow up in unsanitary slums with lack of proper education, that persons because of the color of their skin are debarred from schools, hospitals, employment, or housing projects; that persons are denied other basic human rights; that personalities and homes are broken through drink and that great numbers die on highways through drunken driving; that marriage vows are often taken lightly and that easy divorces shatter home after home and leave children the pawns of the parents» selfishness.

As for human law and retribution, a man who drove while drunk ten years ago and got home without incident has no obligation to go to the police and ask to be punished for drunk driving.

And if you can't hit the drive - through (ie you have to walk in to get your drink to use your cup) you might as well just go straight home.

By the time I rub the sleep out of my eyes and roll out of bed on the weekends, my parents already ran (Mom) or hiked (Dad) 6 miles of hills, drank a chai latte (Mom) or black coffee (Dad), drove to Target (Mom) or Home Depot (Dad), typed out 20 + work emails (both), and showered (both).

When you're the chef, you control the lighting and the music, the wine is much cheaper, there's no waiter to make you feel like you need to leave, and best of all, you don't have to drive or cab home and you're at liberty to drink perhaps a tiny bit too much.

That is life, not all that different from people going to a football game, tailgating, drinking during the game, and then proceeding to drive home after the game, both illegal but will anybody hold themselves to a higher standard?

I've never had the thought after drinking let me drive home.

My friend and I (both race car drivers) were coming home from Philly and I was driving his car since he had a few drinks.

He went right out and got pulled over while driving drunk and told a cop on video that he needed to, and I'm quoting him here, «take a huge shit» two days before the Bucs» home opener last season.

The Everton man landed himself in hot water in September after being caught drink - driving while taking «party - girl» Laura Simpson home.

It was sad enough that Bears coach Mike Ditka was arrested for drunk driving, speeding and improper lane usage early Monday morning in Chicago shortly after the flight home from his team's big 26 - 10 win over the 49ers in San Francisco (page 30).

If was going to equate it to something later in life, I might equate it to my son calling me from a party and asking me to come pick him up because the buddy who was supposed to drive him home has been drinking.

I can show you mounds of evidence that most people driving drunk get home safe, most people who don't wear seat belts don't die when driving home, that most kids who are not put in car seats survive, but why incur more risks to an already risky process?

However, I've read in recent years about how the progressive parents, who would rather their teens and their friends drink safely at home instead of driving out to a bonfire in a field somewhere, have gotten in trouble with other parents, and thus the law, for providing alcohol to others» kids.

Alcohol was not forbidden fruit for me as a teen, although drinking and driving was, and I think as a result I approached it better than many of my peers (who would jump in the car and race home from a party to make curfew, whereas I was encouraged to call home and say that I needed to sober up before driving).

But when your daughter is 16 or 17, and she's either driving a car or being driven by her friends, at some point she's going to end up at a gathering where the parents are supposed to be home but they aren't, or there isn't supposed to be drinking but there is.

«Jane,» the mother of the child Amy was watching, was drunk when she drove my daughter home.

If you found out a friend drove drunk, would accept the excuse that «Well, I made it home safely, therefore it is ok.»?

When I was in high school, my classmates used to brag about how drunk they were when they drove home the weekend before.

If someone considers driving drunk to be an unnecessary risk, why would they not consider home birth an unnecessary risk?

I'm not talking about the annual risk, I'm talking about driving home from the bar drunk.

Let's say your child drives to the party safely, doesn't drink, and doesn't have friends in the car, but he comes home 30 minutes late.

Please give me an «absolute risk» based reason why I shouldn't stop by the bar on my way out tonight, get drunk, and drive home.

Bob — the absolute risk of drunk driving is much, much less than that of home birth (if you look at a single event, as opposed to annual or lifetime stats; the problem with drunk driving is not the risk, it is the prevalence).

When In was in high school, I had a lot of friends who drank and drove home with no problems, and no one got into an accident.

My friend's dad used to pick him up from school with a beer in a «koozie» resting on the front dash so his drink would stay cold for the drive home.

It draws those who have already been drinking into our county to drink more for a couple more hours, and then they drive back home even that much more intoxicated,» said Jacobs.

Furthermore, since drinking tends to be associated with social get together and bars people who get drunk are more likely to do it away from home and then feel the need to drive home, leading to social influences that encourage drunk driving.

But those who drink too much at Sunday brunch will have to be careful driving home, the legislature is unlikely to pass a bill allowing ride sharing apps like Uber and Lyft to operate outside New York City.

We simply offer a no excuse solution to drinking and driving by providing our customers with a safe ride home in the comfort and convenience of their own vehicles.

Even after his arrest, most Staten Islanders were willing to forgive him because at some point they have had too much to drink and driven home.

Some common agreements that McCormack likes: not to text and drive, to be home at a certain time, to not drink and drive but also to not get in a car with a driver who has been drinking, and so on.

Think of two degrees Celsius as the legal drinking limit — equivalent to the 0.08 blood - alcohol level below which you might get away with driving home.

«After five drinks, they may think they're fine to drive home, but they're markedly impaired in their brain function,» he says.

Before the BodyBlitz challenge, I would often find myself overeating simply out of boredom and drinking coffee to feel alert for the long drive home.