have a few too many

"We had a few too many guys trying to turn it on and off."

"Most of the guys who come late have had a few too many," he said.

Think of folk music that has had a few too many.

But don't you think he has a few too many of them?

He'd had a few too many beers and was getting kind of loud.

In the end, it made us both feel really fuzzy, like we'd had a few too many beers.

He also had a few too many songs about songwriting.

Zelda and I may have had a few too many before stopping by.

"I'd had a few too many beers," the vice president says now.

I thought he'd had a few too many beers.

The desired audience here is teenagers, of course, who have a few too many choices.

Carl Reilly was stopped after having a few too many at a business lunch.

His own dreams were still wildly alive, at least when he'd had a few too many drinks.

You knit a mean sweater and have a few too many tattoos?

McCoy generally made sense, even when he had had a few too many.

Thinking that I'd had a few too many drinks, my friends carried me out and took me home.

At this point, Johnny has had a few too many drinks and is sloshed.

And some of those fellows barbecuing had a few too many beers.

They would not have told him what they did if they'd not had a few too many.

On a bad night, when a woman has had a few too many cosmos, she is quick with a mop and bucket.

At the moment, we have a few too many mysteries, and not enough sleuths."

"Get on my arm, really drag on it, like we had a few too many."

Daddy had a few too many last night.

The woman may have had a few too many drinks, but her intoxication was not noisome.

I might have had a few too many Scotches, but they hadn't impaired my awareness.