both sheets in the wind|both sheet in the wind in English

drunk as a lord, very drunk

Use "both sheets in the wind|both sheet in the wind" in a sentence

1. The sheet flapped and ballooned in the wind.

2. We're catching wind from both sides.

3. Both were playing a traditional wind instrument known as the didgeridoo.

4. The Anemograph may operate both as wind-speed and wind-direction recorder; particular attention is payed here to the wind-direction recorder description, particularly the method of

5. 3 Sheets to the Wind Cheerful Candle 16oz

6. In the wind.

7. Trees nod in the wind.

8. The wind in your hair!

9. The wind in your hair...

10. Vanes pirouetted in the wind.

11. The thermal wind is the difference in the geostrophic wind between two levels in the atmosphere.

12. Noun 1. Antitrades - wind in the upper atmosphere blowing above but in the opposite direction from the trade winds prevailing wind - the predominant wind direction; "the prevailing wind is from the southwest"

13. Master Wind wanders like the wind.

14. Master Wind wanders like the wind

15. Leaves whirled in the wind.

16. Thanks to the drop in the cost of solar panels and wind turbines, both are expanding at a faster pace than ever expected.

17. The window rattled in the wind.

18. The torch flared in the wind.

19. Airfoils for vertical axis wind machines are normally symmetrical in shape, meaning that both upper and lower surfaces have the same shape

20. The sails swelled in the wind.

21. The wind whispered in the pines.

22. The leaves dangled in the wind.

23. The flag flaps in the wind.

24. So both clean sheets are counted.

25. The leaves whirled in the wind.