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Meanings of little drunkenness in English
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Usage of little drunkenness in English
1
There will be little drunkenness if there are no liquor shops.
2
But little whiskey was consumed, hence there was but little drunkenness.
3
Altogether it works out very well and there is little drunkenness among the soldiers.
4
While the saloons were overrun, there was little drunkenness.
5
But in those days whisky and apple brandy were considered a necessary part of household supplies, and there was but little drunkenness.
6
Liquor seemed running from morning to night, as if there were creeks of it; all the same there was very little drunkenness and quarrelling.
7
A little drunkenness goes a long way in a camp, and ten drunkards will give a bad name to a company of a hundred.