| The drunkard becomes a moral enthusiast as he tells the truth about the amorist, and the amorist as he tells the truth about the sot. |
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| Hadn't he come back, the sot turned from his sack, chiding them with Nehemiah, Jonah, minor prophets? |
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| One of the authors, a drunken sot, compliments Deeds, and convinces him, with Bennett's help, to go on a binge with him. |
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| Way back in the 19th century there was this drunken sot of an Irish kid named Liam. |
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| Now we knew him, or at least a thin slice of his bio, the short, sad saga of a sot preserved among the births, graduations, weddings, and deaths. |
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| In my day the congregation tolerated a drunken sot of an Irishman in the rectory so anything is possible. |
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| Still, a few great individuals emerge in his work, notably a wonderful old sot. |
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| He slurred the words, and to all intents and purposes appeared the drunken sot. |
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| The town drunk was a battered old sot of a cowhand whose horse carried him home, passed out in the saddle, on Saturday nights. |
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| He can be the world's laziest sot when he decides he wants to. |
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| The simple design reminds you of the elegant Victory engines, certainly more sot than some older and more complex designs from other cruiser manufacturers. |
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| They were the beautifulest boys I ever laid eyes on, and uncle sot great store by them. |
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| When I inform'd him, then he call'd me sot, And told me I had turn'd the wrong side out. |
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| The death of Suleiman the Magnificent the following year and his succession by Selim the Sot emboldened Philip, who resolved to carry the war to the Ottoman homelands. |
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