He got all tanked up one night and told me the story of his life.

Boy who came across the border and got himself tanked up.

We were all sort of tanked up, you know.

"Little Pete was tanked up when he got to work that night.

These guys were diagnosed depressed, tanked up on drugs, and now they're not!

That was the situation in 1996, when Americans tanked up even more extravagantly than usual.

Already we had been 42 days at sea again and had only recently tanked up with oil.

He planned to get tanked up on vodka and disgrace himself.

She tanked up from a self-serve pump at Union 76.

Which seemed impossible since we had just tanked up in Fairbanks."

She's tanked up, and the engines are already warm.

You know her when she gets all tanked up and rarin' to go.

And he'd been tanked up on a potent aphrodisiac.

Now the guy is tanked up on a Big Mac and a large order of fries.

"Then the following month, after we expect that most cars had tanked up with new fuel, we could measure again."

"A fast car, fully tanked up, no pursuit, and one of the hostages to go with him.

He'll be tanked up on strength, endurance, and luck.

Nevertheless we were tanked up again, if only for the experience, and were asked to suggest improvements.

She was tanked up with booze and pills, they discovered afterwards."

Tammie looked at her instruments and was surprised to see that she was tanked up.

My body allowed me air to speak with, but rejected all foreign substances but one, and I had tanked up on that last night.

Could I have been that tanked up?

Those were the good old days when a newspaper man who wasn't tanked up was a reproach to a grand profession.

Those poachers get so tanked up they're liable to fire off a shot if a leaf rustles.

He got all tanked up one night and told me the story of his life.

Boy who came across the border and got himself tanked up.

We were all sort of tanked up, you know.

"Little Pete was tanked up when he got to work that night.

These guys were diagnosed depressed, tanked up on drugs, and now they're not!

That was the situation in 1996, when Americans tanked up even more extravagantly than usual.

Already we had been 42 days at sea again and had only recently tanked up with oil.

He planned to get tanked up on vodka and disgrace himself.

She tanked up from a self-serve pump at Union 76.

Which seemed impossible since we had just tanked up in Fairbanks."

She's tanked up, and the engines are already warm.

You know her when she gets all tanked up and rarin' to go.

And he'd been tanked up on a potent aphrodisiac.

Now the guy is tanked up on a Big Mac and a large order of fries.

"Then the following month, after we expect that most cars had tanked up with new fuel, we could measure again."

"A fast car, fully tanked up, no pursuit, and one of the hostages to go with him.

He'll be tanked up on strength, endurance, and luck.

Nevertheless we were tanked up again, if only for the experience, and were asked to suggest improvements.

She was tanked up with booze and pills, they discovered afterwards."

Tammie looked at her instruments and was surprised to see that she was tanked up.

My body allowed me air to speak with, but rejected all foreign substances but one, and I had tanked up on that last night.

Could I have been that tanked up?

Those were the good old days when a newspaper man who wasn't tanked up was a reproach to a grand profession.

Those poachers get so tanked up they're liable to fire off a shot if a leaf rustles.

They should not be allowed to tank up, although a little water is good.

He got all tanked up one night and told me the story of his life.

The aquarium will include 20 tanks up to 18 feet deep.

I should rather say, no effect save to stir the tanks up.

"All we have to do is haul more tanks up here."

We'll be able to heat the water tanks up in half the time now."

Boy who came across the border and got himself tanked up.

But just where's a star ship supposed to tank up on fuel?

They are about ready to start filling the tank up."

The recommendation here is to use these for tanks up to 24" only.

"Nonetheless, the oil guys must be thinking someone blew the holding tanks up?"

What use is a tank up in the mountains of Maryland?"

We were all sort of tanked up, you know.

Not necessarily to tank up, but to prepare for any unexpected event at a time and in a place where it's easy to do so.

At times there were 2 choppers on the pad and one waiting to tank up.

He exits again and tanks up the Camry at another service station.

"Little Pete was tanked up when he got to work that night.

After that, trembling, he hurriedly sealed the tank up again.

These guys were diagnosed depressed, tanked up on drugs, and now they're not!

That was the situation in 1996, when Americans tanked up even more extravagantly than usual.

Already we had been 42 days at sea again and had only recently tanked up with oil.

He planned to get tanked up on vodka and disgrace himself.

"When we get there, we'll tank up and keep moving," says Cass.

I think it fills the hope tank up again."

"Probably fixing the tank up for some special mission," Rowan suggested.

He planned to get tanked up on vodka and disgrace himself.

"That's where she got tanked up, I suppose," said Nigel.

The golf course might be the last place in America where a Bubba can legally get tanked up on beer and go for a ride.

"I was so nervous over seeing Emmett I got tanked up.

I'd get tanked up tonight.

"Jesus, Pieback," Sonny said, "you getting tanked up in the middle of the week now?

"I saw some of our people actually trying to stop yobbos who had got tanked up on beer and were mindlessly throwing bottles and rocks.

Once a week or so Charley would go off by himself, usually down to the Western Bar, or a bar in Olema that he liked, and get tanked up on beer.

'The great thing about this place,' chatters a pioneering best man through his balaclava, 'is that we really do have nothing better to do than get tanked up and play burp karaoke.'

I thought that maybe I could borrow the right key without Brad knowing I had borrowed it - he had a way of getting tanked up when the Penguins were on the tube.

Republican yuppies get tanked up November 10 1988: As Michael Dukakis appeared on television screens around the cavernous Washington Hilton ballroom, his gracious concession speech was drowned out by hoots of derision from hundreds of Republican lager louts.

Alcohol abuse costs the economy and health care system around $2 billion each year, Ms. Coughlan said Sunday, speaking at the opening of a summer school, because "when we get tanked up, we fight, we crash cars, we beat up our spouses and our children, we fall down and we miss days at work."