Alcohol Quote by Douglas Adams

“Then I've been drunk, too," admitted Francie. "On beer?" "No. Last spring, in McCarren's Park, I saw a tulip for the first time in…

— Betty Smith

“You died on the island,” he says. “We could have gone somewhere else, but there’s not much point when it’s all falling apart.” He…

— Elizabeth May

“Christopher Hitchens once said that he drinks “because it makes other people less boring.”

— J. Maarten Troost

“The place trembled with sound. I didn't need to do anything. They would do it all. But you had to be careful. Drunk as…

— Charles Bukowski

“Is he drunk?' the attendant asked as they boarded the early morning flight. 'Not yet,' said Grey.”

— Wendy Wunder

“He drank in her misery like fine wine, savoring every drop, letting it soothe his mind, his tension flowing out the fingertips that held…

— Verity Ant

“it made one drunk with delight to look upon it.”

— Mark Twain Following the Equator

“Drunk am I with very love and awe; 'Twas ever thus with veritable seers-- Too drunk with joy to tell us what they saw.”

— Omar Khayyám

“If we'd done this my way,' Garrett went on, 'We'd have been here much earlier.' 'And drunk, most likely,' said Maiev. 'You say "drunk,"…

— Grant Smuts

“Drunkenness, she had discovered,”

— Sandra Brown

“in the high, old tottering voice that seemed to have been tuned and broken at the capstan bars. Then he rapped on the door…

— Robert Louis Stevenson

Bella, I've already expended a great deal of personal effort at this point to keep you alive. I'm not about to let you behind…

— Stephenie Meyer