The thought of seeing him again was an intoxicating one.

He would just have to resist the intoxicating effect of the water.

He has never taken any intoxicating substance in his life.

She thought about the intoxicating feel of his mouth against hers.

From my position slightly behind and below her she looked absolutely intoxicating.

This new feeling, whatever it was, had a very slightly intoxicating effect.

Having his life story made into a major production was an intoxicating fantasy.

The playing has an intoxicating freedom, as if the music were being made up on the spot.

The atmosphere for those who had grown up in the East was even more intoxicating.

It was through this that the intoxicating sound had come to his ears.

The fragrance was so intoxicating I wanted to open my arms and walk right into it.

But no longer is whiskey seen merely as a means to an intoxicating end.

A great deal of blood can be intoxicating, and if you're constantly drinking.

The air through the cab window was sweet and intoxicating.

And he's become drunk on the intoxicating power of "no."

"What proceeded were the most intoxicating love letters," she said.

She had never imagined that anything could feel so wonderfully intoxicating.

For once Matthew did not have to think, and the pleasure of that was almost intoxicating.

The idea of having power over her was more intoxicating than last night's whisky.

The thought gave her an intoxicating sense of power.

The air was full of strange but almost intoxicating scents.

Its leaves can also be boiled to make an intoxicating tea.

Even before the act, the feeling of victory was sweetly intoxicating.

There are special rules about alcohol and other intoxicating substances.

Sometimes I've been intoxicated for three or four years, but never more.

White says today that he was intoxicated by her looks.

To be this close and to feel it intoxicated her.

And what about those with a history of driving while intoxicated?

A. Driving while intoxicated is a problem every day of the year.

"So what's the police policy about being intoxicated on the job?"

All these years later, she's still intoxicated by the memory.

As of 2012, simply being intoxicated in public is no longer a crime.

He was too used to power for it to intoxicate him.

I was intoxicated with her - and she played me like a fish on a line.

It was not as though she had ever allowed herself to be seen intoxicated.

News reports suggested she had become intoxicated with her own power.

She was tested and found to be intoxicated, they said.

The audience, at any rate, was nearly intoxicated with them.

Lord George was a man intoxicated with his own power.

The two young men were also found to have been intoxicated with alcohol.

And the goal is to keep the person from driving while intoxicated.

Most people can be cared for at home by family or friends when they are intoxicated.

In view of what occurred later, one may believe that the young man was intoxicated.

This occurred in the early hours of the morning when he was intoxicated after a show.

Nonetheless, he seemed intoxicated from his success the night before.

Oh dear, I'm going to be intoxicated very soon indeed.

Nor did he question her about being intoxicated during the convention.

This time he had sufficient sense not to drive while intoxicated.

If they feel like someone is intoxicated, let them spend 30 days in jail.