| Before going on air, Keyes had his eyes closed as if in prayer while Taitz was jumpy and pie-eyed, like a patient off her meds. |
| On the other hand, it is hardly good manners to stumbled pie-eyed into somebody else's house. |
| There are plenty of friendly fans here, most of them male and many pie-eyed by alcohol. |
| On an especially pleasant June night, he picked up a quintet of pie-eyed college girls. |
| At the end, he's too pie-eyed to go on, so his professor-host, who loves his poetry but hates him, has to read the drunk's poems in his place. |
| Though pie-eyed, she managed to stagger through, but swore she would never again drink before a performance. |
