Sentences with phrase «get sober too»
Thacher also told Wilson he could get sober too if he set aside his objections to religion and form a personal conception of God, «another power» or «higher power.»
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/ Not exact matches
I got sober 27 years ago with the help of AA, and I too, am an atheist.
Far too often, professionals and laymen a like have been deluded into thinking there is one and only one way to get and stay clean / sober - «find God».
I am seriously tired of him repeating himself everytime when he gets beat, I think it's a big big yawn for any sober Arsenal fan.And it seems Wenger is getting consistent in the wrong area from my point of view too!
After listening to eco-warrior Paul Hawken share how we can affect climate change; actor, activist, and best - seller Hill Harper make an important statement about political divisiveness; best - seller Kate Fagan discuss suicide in athletes; and Lisa Merkle give a sobering reminder that yogis get cancer too in the first studio session of the day, I was ready to process all that I'd taken in — and, of course, refuel my body for the afternoon.
We started out the meal with beer mimosas and bellinis (I'll let you guess which one I ordered) because one should never be too sober at bottomless brunch, which the table next to us took to heart and proceeded to get hilariously rowdy, making us laugh with their tales from the night before.
Centred on a charming, imprudent gallery director (Claes Bang), it's a series of encounters both absurd and sobering: a phone theft that borders on performance art; an ape impersonator who gets too method; an awkward tryst with a journo (Elisabeth Moss).
And Farrell's own problems with substance abuse got in the way too, although he's now clean and sober again, and impressing with performances like the one in «In Bruges.»
Now we get far too little of Depp and far too much of the sober, stagnant Orlando Bloom as Will Turner.
When a zombie hit you, you get sober, so if you get hit you need to make sure to drink to balance it and prevent yourself from being too sober.