insobriety

Garrick Fever is a performance of national stereotypes, both in its depiction of both Gingle's insobriety and the Irish playgoers' feverish and uncritical adulation of Garrick.

However, such use of ketamine has exhibited side effects of loss of consciousness, sedation, hallucinations, hearing and position impairment, and insobriety [21].

Put another way, insobriety disqualified them from whatever material supports society had to offer.

In a statement, Spacey, an Academy Award-winning actor, said he did not remember the incident in question, though suggested he may insobriety may have played a role in the events, during which he accompanied Rapp to bed and "climbed" on top of him.

She seems the perfect modern princess, but her university life was like most teenagers FORMER STUDENT TALKING OF MEGHAN'S SORORITY INSOBRIETY

"The racing journalists of that era were notorious for insobriety, indolence and a general lack of civilised priorities.'' He goes on to say that there were notable exceptions, such as Eric Rickman, who was always dressed for the occasion, whether it was Royal Ascot or Cheltenham.

A typical Sarawak Rubber Estates contract for expatriate employees was that with John William McGowan as an "Assistant on any their Plantations" on 19 August 1913, which stipulated that he was "under the direction and control of the Borneo Company Limited." Under the four year contract, McGowan was paid 20 [pounds sterling] per month, was not allowed to marry without written permission, and dismissal for incompetency, disobedience, insobriety, or any legal offence removed any liability on the Company "for salary, passage money or any other claim."