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• A prominent guy had been driving home one night seriously tanked up.
• They probably spent that much getting tanked up for the occasion.
• It gave a whole new meaning to the term " getting tanked up ."
• That was the situation in 1996, when Americans tanked up even more extravagantly than usual.
• The missile was filled up and directed, but the starting mixture gas was not tanked up.
• Forget about all the assaults, rapes and robberies that occur when people get tanked up and go nuts.
• Reifschlaeger told the court, adding that he was tanked up on five liters ( 10 pints ) of beer.
• Only one yob ever got worked up ( or tanked up ) enough to scream, " You da man !"
• He and his skinhead pals would get tanked up on cheap beer, sometimes 12 or 13 cases in a single weekend blitzkrieg.
• But if there's some other Dan Lynch somewhere in Rhode Island, I just hope he never gets tanked up and has his license suspended.
• 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.
• Six years ago, a white high school football player in the Albany suburb of Clifton Park got tanked up and took a loaded shotgun to school.
• When these bulls get tanked up on testosterone, Moss has observed, they are feared by other males yet welcomed by receptive females and their cheerleading families.
• As things stand now, the safest way to murder somebody in New York is to get tanked up and run that person down with your car.
• In the British comedy show " Bobby Davro's TV Weekly ", a spoof was created titled " Thomas The Tanked Up Engine " involving Jeremy, the pink engine.
• A few weeks later, though, he got tanked up in a bar, in violation of his probation, and got shipped back to the can after the cops grabbed him.
• In fact, there was a 14-cent price spread within shouting distance of the Texaco where Seaberry and Keller tanked up at the intersection of Forest Hill Boulevard and Military Trail.
• By the 18th century, the term was also used to signify a small, healthy-sized drink container with a lid, which is how the term " getting tanked up " came about.
• Clive is 130 pounds and " tanked up on black coffee, mad about being laid off from a dot-com job, hiding what appears to be a lead pipe behind his back ."
• In Pristina _ still under Yugoslav army control _ my driver Goran had tanked up our white BMW with enough precious fuel to take us to the British front line east of Urosevac.