unsober

Police said he had died of poisoning after being released from hospital, having been found in an "unsober" state.

The boy's unfortunately unsober condition and his inadequate ability to express himself had clearly made for confusion.

"Instead of making unsober forms, we became interested in making unstable engineering behind sober forms."

I headed for the fire and another of those skunky kegs and hopefully some unsober reflection.

Russian media, citing Kyrgyz law enforcement sources, said the three Russians were 'in an unsober state' when they were pulled over.

Its allure is heightened when rendered in off-hours fabrics like velvet or plaid; in unsober colors like white, red or green; or when accented with a subtle braided trim on the lapel.

This at last established the small regular force envisaged by Weld and thus marked the beginning of New Zealand's standing army, but when the crisis broke in mid-1868 the five divisions of the Armed Constabulary were still indifferently trained and equipped, regularly unsober and less regularly paid.

I was used to deadline pressure: knocking out covers on actors and films and cultural trends, being called in the middle of an unsober Saturday night to write a super-rushed obituary of Cary Grant (why did stars always die on the weekend when we had to be on the stands on Monday?)