tie one on

"The old man really knows how to tie one on!"

He'd taken whatever money he had left after trying to buy off the doctors she'd sent him to, and tied one on.

I really must have tied one on last night!

He tied one on about twice a month and Joe was fed up with it.

Currently, people seem to be into tying one on - a ribbon, that is.

Give everybody a chance to go to their place of worship before they tie one on."

These are places to tie one on, under cover of culinary experimentation.

"It's pretty early in the evening to tie one on, buddy."

I wouldn't mind tying one on tonight, seems like a great night to party."

When I was fifteen, me and the guys went out and tied one on.

You really went out and tied one on last night, didn't you?

Roderick had concurred, for he'd needed to tie one on.

Not that he meant to tie one on.

I just came from the Purser's and I'm ready to tie one on.

I realized she had tied one on since breakfast, no doubt with her blessed mother and the judge in attendance.

We all tie one on now and then."

It was an occasion to tie one on.

"Come on, you look like you need to tie one on."

"What Jackie's trying to say is that he tied one on the night that all this happened.

Its ornate hotels were in a state of decay, yet there was enough alcohol available for a guest to tie one on.

She might just tie one on tonight.

Man, we tied one on that night!

"It doesn't happen often, but if he decides to tie one on, he does a good job."

"Afterward he went out and tied one on.

Sometimes, when you tie one on, it's a good tie."