It wasn't long until Phil was sitting on the edge of the bed with the kid zonked out beside him. |
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I was fully in character, except for the non-pleated slacks and the fact that, once again, I was zonked on great weed. |
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My boss is going to be so happy when I show up white-faced, zonked on medication, and with pain lines in my face! |
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Some folk zonked out on the grass, performing their own rapid eye movement, but not many. |
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And with that, he zonked out again, still as fast asleep as he was while talking. |
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She'll think that she was so tired from all that housekeeping she's done that she zonked out in the middle of your conversation. |
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The second one finally worked, I zonked, and I got a good 5 hours of sleep at least. |
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The young pilots of Galactica's battleship fleet are perpetually zonked on uppers. |
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I have to say that I sadly zonked out at around midnight and returned to my hotel room. |
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The Bloor syncs up The Wizard of Oz to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon in what has become a cult favourite for zonked hippies. |
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I swear I spent a large portion of those years totally zonked out of my head. |
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That will either mean I have a quiet day because she'll be zonked or she'll be on a tear. |
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Mums think their baby is zonked and rush them off to bed, but they're just digesting their food. |
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Two hours later the kids were zonked out and Tanya and I were talking on the couches in the front room. |
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I'm pretty zonked and I could use some rest, especially if I'm going to get to the gym tomorrow. |
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It was the first time I noticed that Jay was looking more tired and zonked than I figured I did. |
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Dolly was fast asleep at my feet, Harry equally zonked, wedged into the small of my back. |
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Anyway, after I got home, had a long phone call with a friend, and went to bed zonked, I had trouble sleeping. |
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I was pretty zonked around that point, so I finally got in the car and pointed it towards home. |
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Moore deplores the madness we live daily but are too busy or too zonked to notice. |
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I'm also pretty zonked and wishing I could just lie down and sleep, but that's business as usual for me. |
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While others went to student parties and zonked out on drugs, he danced. |
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After a while they get bored of that and realise the dog has zonked out. |
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There, he finds Azoff, also zonked out on ludes, and they get in a bizarre, drugged-out fight. |
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The two of us were sitting around zonked, just staring out at the sea. |
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The three of us are spending almost all of our time zonked out in bed. |
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Lunch on Saturday was fun, and D stayed around a little afterwards, but I was so zonked after a week of getting to Battersea for 9am, that he went home. |
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It was about 2 by the time we left, and we were both pretty zonked. |
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Right now, I'm really quite zonked and I think it's time for bed. |
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Belfort, zonked out on ludes, dry humps a stewardess during a flight to Geneva. |
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I must have been really zonked. They said it took fifteen minutes to wake me up. |
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Though a few utterly zonked drunks were stumbling through the Pyramid Stage's vast grass arena by Sunday's Beyoncé finale, most were being steered by patient friends. |
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I remember lying awake, jumping at the slightest sound and going to school feeling totally zonked out. |
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It looks like what some crazy teenager who seems zonked out due to lack of sleep, would wear on her wrist. |
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But I could barely hear it through my zonked state. |
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Anyone who still reads a newspaper is part of an aspiring class — the people who aren't zonked out yet on 'Wheel of Fortune.' We'd try to get the kids of the immigrants, the first generation of English-speakers. |
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He memorialized his near-constant insensibility by giving open access to Robert Frank, Annie Leibovitz, and other image-makers, who captured him, backstage or in hotel rooms, half dressed and thoroughly zonked. |
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After eighteen hours of proofreading, I was completely zonked. |
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Mentally, he's zonked and the debutant played just the twice. |
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It is an intensive course and you would be zonked at the end of it. |
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