He relapsed, began drinking heavily again, and his depression worsened.
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Now he was drinking heavily and for hours on end.
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Samuel Wanjiru won the 2008 Olympic marathon, then began drinking heavily.
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I was drinking heavily, and my manager was looking at me crazy.
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For a guy who was drinking heavily it was so, so dangerous.
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Soon, she recalled, he was drinking heavily and often coming home violent.
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Their mother would start drinking heavily again, becoming violent with the girls.
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The case file shows that Lesin, a known alcoholic, had been drinking heavily.
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A badly rattled President Park began drinking heavily and contemplating a major counterattack.
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There is still a double standard where we widely accept that men drink heavily, or that drinking heavily is a particularly masculine thing to do, but women drinking heavily or drinking in public tends to challenge our binary notion of gender.
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Friends said Hight had grown despondent as his marriage dissolved and was drinking heavily.
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The operating theory is that Lesin had been drinking heavily and accidentally killed himself.
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Kavanaugh did not deny drinking heavily but simply denied committing assaults or blacking out.
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According to commentators on the show, Glee showrunners were aware that Monteith was drinking heavily.
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He recalls drinking heavily the night before he broke into a home in Savannah, Georgia.
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Sources at DMX's show in Brooklyn last week tell us he was drinking heavily beforehand.
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After separating from his wife, he fell into a routine of drinking heavily after work.
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On occasion we see cases where both parties have been drinking heavily or using drugs.
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"I think at that point everyone really began drinking heavily," he recalled with a chuckle.
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He also had to lose the weight he'd gained from drinking heavily for so many years.
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Duke also began drinking heavily and taking Valium – on which she overdosed, she estimates, eight times.
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Rachel, now aware her every move is being watched, begins wandering around Dyad and drinking heavily.
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Drinking heavily seemed like an essential part of what it meant to be a cool adult.
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They make jokes about forgoing diets, ditching workouts, drinking heavily, struggling through motherhood, flat-out misbehaving.
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During the Watergate scandal, President [Richard] Nixon was drinking heavily and many advisers considered him unstable.
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Ortiz also had been taking antidepressants, and Solis saw him throw back two pills while drinking heavily.
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The report said Derlunas was clearly intoxicated, and that he admitted to drinking heavily throughout the evening.
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I started smoking weed and drinking heavily to try and stop thinking when I really needed it.
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Her mother also admitted to drinking heavily while pregnant, according to court records from a 2014 appeal.
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By the end of 2010, de la Huerta said she started drinking heavily and fell into depression.
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The coroner's report also said that Salaam had been drinking heavily before the suicide and smoking marijuana.
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But after his return from Iraq, he suffered from insomnia and began drinking heavily while off duty.
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Ms. de la Huerta said she experienced "severe emotional distress" after the incident and began drinking heavily.
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Though his recording and touring career was booming, he began drinking heavily and later started using cocaine.
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By the mid-2000s, Mr. Evans was no longer making a living and he began drinking heavily.
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But he soon started drinking heavily, and by his late 20s became addicted to heroin and prescription drugs.
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My uncle and his son, my cousin, were drinking heavily and I was drinking right along side them.
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Halloween and drinking heavily go together like the orange and black bulbs on your neighbor's inexplicable outdoor decorations.
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Aides were worried that Nixon was drinking heavily and (was) despondent, and they feared what he might do.
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They are drinking heavily chlorinated water even though there was running water and bottled water in the facility.
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By then, James said he was drinking heavily and doing drugs, habits that began in his teenage years.
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One group of men, drinking heavily and excited about where they were, explained that they were from Baghdad.
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People stranded in the area sought respite in the bar, but rather than eating, took to drinking heavily.
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The bride and her girls started drinking heavily at 8am, with champagne while getting their hair and make done.
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Brewmaster Tyler Bigchild, 35, grew up off reserve in Red Deer, Alberta, drinking heavily from the age of 13.
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In nearby Dring Street and the shoddy bars of Breck Hill, he imagined her, a different woman, drinking heavily.
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Over the past several years, I have responded to a succession of personal and health crises by drinking heavily.
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Ms. Wood, Mr. Wagner and Mr. Walken had all been drinking heavily in the hours before the actress disappeared.
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Rudolf may have continued with his lifestyle of drinking heavily had he not been arrested for a DUI in 2005.
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After drinking heavily, Piazza was fatally injured in a series of falls, eventually falling down the stairs into a basement.
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The recently divorced Iowan had been drinking heavily and decided to quit, so he entered a three-day detox program.
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The next several years were spent largely confined to his basement, he said, sequestered from loved ones and drinking heavily.
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During that last visit home, his wife was drinking heavily and a man turned up on his doorstep around midnight.
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In 1974, as Richard Nixon's presidency was collapsing, he was drinking heavily and aides worried that he was becoming unstable.
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The victim claimed that she was drinking heavily when Smith and Kirk took her inside a bedroom and began raping her.
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In June, a sexual encounter occurred between Olympios, 24, and Jackson, 30, both of whom had been drinking heavily all day.
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I was alarmed to see the husband drinking heavily all day Saturday and Sunday, even as he prepared to drive home.
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Moi and Chihuly socialized often, sharing many meals together in Chihuly's upstairs kitchen and drinking heavily while Chihuly entertained multiple girlfriends.
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She began drinking heavily, and she said she was so poor that she had to raid her parents' pantry for food.
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We're told Speer had been drinking heavily when he got into a fight with his wife, who allegedly suffered some minor injuries.
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Valencia — who had allegedly been drinking heavily throughout the day — refused, prompting his father to retrieve his shotgun, according to the warrants.
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According to the CDC, drinking heavily can lead to fertility issues, unintended pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, and violence for sexually active women.
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TMZ broke the story of DeMario's version of events ... that he and Corinne were drinking heavily and making out at the bar.
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Norway's annual post-graduation period called "Russ" lasts weeks, involves partying and drinking heavily - and tends to challenge public morals every spring.
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He was drinking heavily, weaving around with no shirt and the word RAGE tattooed across his stomach in three-inch Gothic letters.
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She began drinking heavily a year later when her family moved to Rye, N.Y., where she enrolled at Rye Country Day School.
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The May 2016 conversation happened while the two were drinking heavily at the upscale Kensington Wine Rooms in London, the Times said.
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And more women of all ages, who are more susceptible to alcohol-related problems than men, are drinking heavily, Dr. Koob added.
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And more women of all ages, who are more susceptible to alcohol-related problems than men, are drinking heavily, Dr. Koob added.
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Roche stressed that he objects not to Kavanaugh drinking heavily, but to the fact that he has not taken "responsibility" for his actions.
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Garrett was drinking heavily and doing drugs during his time in these projects, and unfortunately, the inspiration in Fayetteville would soon dried up.
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He has also disputed characterizations of him drinking heavily and partying in his youth, despite many of those who knew him saying otherwise.
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His father-in-law told Moskovsky Komsomolets, a Russian newspaper, that Sasha was drinking heavily and that he recommended his daughter divorce him.
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On the night of the incident, Ms. Prado had been drinking heavily at a party with other contestants, but apparently not Mr. López.
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Camp admitted in court on Thursday to drinking heavily during a layover preceding the flight, a U.S. Department of Justice official confirms to PEOPLE.
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From 12, she was drinking heavily, mostly to deal with social anxiety, and the difficulty she had coming to terms with being a lesbian.
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The prisoner said the attackers, armed with batons and three AK-47 rifles, easily overpowered the guards who he said had been drinking heavily.
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I was also drinking heavily, and when we decided to move in together she made it clear that the habit would need to stop.
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" Anthony M. Derlunas II, 58, told The Baltimore Sun on Friday that he had been drinking heavily before the show and "just wasn't thinking.
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Andy Dick is drinking heavily again and lashing out at his family ... according to his wife, who's now getting court-ordered protection from him.
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Feldsher testified he recalled Sciorra drinking heavily and taking Xanax during the 90's to "cope" with stress when she was working a lot.
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Chyna had a history of battling substance abuse, including her Celebrity Rehab appearance following a season on The Surreal Life that featured her drinking heavily.
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According to the lawsuit, a male and the female student were both drinking heavily at a party last fall and went back to his home.
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I'd just moved back to the New England college town where I'd spent several years drinking heavily, and all the old bars made me nostalgic.
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Carly Houser, now 32, first started drinking heavily when she split with her boyfriend two weeks after moving to New York to be with him.
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But as a young man living in the heart of London, he kept finding himself at big parties and outings, and drinking heavily to cope.
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Our Ronnie sources say Jen had been drinking heavily during an event earlier in the day, and that's why he was concerned about Ariana's safety.
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Judge wrote a memoir that discusses his binge drinking while in high school and another book that features a character named "Bart O'Kavanaugh" drinking heavily.
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After she flips out in the lab, smashing beakers as other graduate students watch in horror, she goes on medical leave and starts drinking heavily.
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Farrow also claimed in the biography that, following the death of her 19-year-old brother Michael Farrow in 1958, both her parents started drinking heavily.
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Hunter — who has developed a reputation on Capitol Hill for drinking heavily and carousing — was also accused of routinely using campaign cash to finance numerous affairs.
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Kavanaugh had earlier said he wouldn't have been drinking heavily on a weeknight, although Judge, his friend at the time, describes often going to work hungover.
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She said Chester had a history of depression and previous suicide attempts -- including one in 2006 when he left the house with a gun after drinking heavily.
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That day, he picked a fight with his partner for no reason, then at the end of his shift went home, started drinking heavily, and passed out.
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The report of the arrest comes months after Dick's wife, Lina Sved, told TMZ that the beleaguered comedian is drinking heavily and lashing out at his family.
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After spending the morning drinking heavily on a boat with their shirts off, the guys were put to the test with — wait for it — a spelling bee.
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Police in London and Los Angeles have also opened investigations By the end of 2010, de la Huerta said she started drinking heavily and fell into depression.
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If the only way you could sit through Fifty Shades Darker is by drinking heavily, you might be in luck—especially if you live in New York.
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Schlesinger, according to nuclear expert Bruce Blair, was concerned that Nixon was drinking heavily and might end civilization as a response to the stress of the scandal.
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He told the police he had been drinking heavily, blacked out and did not remember committing the robbery, though he pleaded guilty after seeing the security video.
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It's especially interesting because, immediately before the redaction, there's a passage about Chester drinking heavily back in 2006 and threatening suicide before leaving the house with a gun.
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This season, however, things took a sharp turn after a sexual encounter occurred between Olympios, 24, and Jackson, 30, both of whom had been drinking heavily all day.
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" He went on to say that he's seeking treatment for alcoholism, as over the past years he has been drinking heavily and "done things I am ashamed of.
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He should have been on top of the world at the time, but instead he was drifting – drinking heavily and struggling to find his identity outside the pool.
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This season, however, things took a sharp turn after a sexual encounter occurred between Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson, both of whom had been drinking heavily all day.
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Then, in 1974, in the last days of the Watergate scandal, Mr. Nixon was drinking heavily and his aides saw what they feared was a growing emotional instability.
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Inside the apartment, McCormick and her boyfriend, 47-year-old Jancy Dempster, had been celebrating Dempster's birthday, with Dempster drinking heavily, police sources told the New York Post.
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His father, James, was also "a very high-functioning alcoholic, drinking heavily almost every night but never missing a curtain," said Dan McGovern, president of the Eugene O'Neill Foundation.
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Mr. Klein's lawyer then offered an investigative memo, accusing Ms. Vladimer of acting unusually and drinking heavily the night of the incident, during a post-budget celebration in Albany.
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He was surrounded by a lot of people on the stage and was swaying around to the music, but he didn't seem to be drinking heavily or anything like that.
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It seems to me tragicomic—an effort to project masculine resolve by a hypersensitive man who, in 1941, was drinking heavily, tormented by his nemesis Longman, and in failing health.
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That confrontation had started when a restaurant employee chastised Mr. Morales, who had been drinking heavily all day, for urinating in the street in front of the business, witnesses said.
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But one of Kavanaugh's roommates in the fall of 1983 -- James Roche -- released a statement in which he said he saw Kavanaugh often drinking heavily during that period of time.
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We wore Doc Martens, were loud, and spent weekends drinking heavily in bars, smoking cigarettes and checking out boys in battered T-shirts and skinny jeans who looked like Renton.
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Stopping Kilgrave didn't erase her trauma, and she's coping by drinking heavily, having meaningless sex, only taking cases that don't require emotional investment, and generally trying to alienate everyone around her.
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In June, BiP production was suspended after producers raised concerns about a sexual encounter between contestant Jackson, 30, and Olympios, 24, both of whom had reportedly been drinking heavily all day.
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A business partner, Sergei A. Vasilyev, told the newspaper Kommersant shortly after his death that Mr. Lesin had met friends from Russia who lived in Washington and had been drinking heavily.
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And jury awards in Chicago can be large — last year a man was awarded $222 million after his friend, a Chicago police officer, shot him in the head after drinking heavily.
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We're told Jen allegedly dangled Ariana over a fence, and Ronnie feared his daughter would get injured as Jen had allegedly been drinking heavily at an event earlier in the day.
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He accepts the defense mitigation that Rice had never been in trouble before she was in her 50s, when she began drinking heavily after a bad divorce and was introduced to meth.
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Her eldest son, Abdelghani, began drinking heavily; he too beat his mother and his siblings, especially Abdelkader, who was flagged by social workers as a "child in danger" as early as 1995.
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In June, production on BiP was suspended after producers raised concerns about a sexual encounter between contestant DeMario Jackson, 30, and Corinne Olympios, 24, both of whom had been drinking heavily all day.
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Compared with teenagers ten or 15 years ago, they get on with their parents better, fight less, get pregnant less often and do less damage to their bodies by smoking or drinking heavily.
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PEOPLE sources previously confirmed that production was halted after two producers voiced their concerns about the alleged sexual encounter between Jackson and Olympios — both of whom had reportedly been drinking heavily all day.
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According to the Tennessean, she was raped multiple times during her childhood after being born to an alcoholic mother, who admitted during her trial to drinking heavily while Brown was in the womb.
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After returning from combat duty, he explains, he began drinking heavily to circumvent his post-traumatic stress disorder-induced impotence, then entered Alcoholics Anonymous, which required him to remain both sober and abstinent.
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But he developed a reputation on Capitol Hill for drinking heavily and carousing, and after his indictment, he was stripped of all his committee assignments, essentially making him a pariah on Capitol Hill.
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PEOPLE sources previously confirmed production was suspended after a producer raised concerns about an alleged sexual encounter between Jackson and a female cast mate, both of whom had reportedly been drinking heavily all day.
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PEOPLE sources previously confirmed season 4 production was suspended after a producer raised concerns about an alleged sexual encounter between contestant DeMario Jackson and Corinne Olympios, both of whom had reportedly been drinking heavily.
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Several witnesses testified that a favorite pastime for the two men was drinking heavily and listening to right-wing rock bands, including at least one, Landser, that was outlawed in 2003 for inciting hatred.
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Born into a poor Dublin family of 12 children and the son of a violent alcoholic father, Talbot himself began drinking heavily at the age of 12 when he worked for a wine merchant.
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Lindsay Lohan's father made the call Thursday night, telling the 911 operator Kate had been drinking heavily, which caused her to break his cell phone and also throw a glass candle holder at him.
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In 1974, when President Richard Nixon was drinking heavily during the Watergate crisis, his defense secretary, James Schlesinger, ordered the military not to obey any presidential instruction for a nuclear attack without checking further.
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If she hears a patient has been drinking heavily early in a pregnancy, her focus is then on whether the woman might have trouble avoiding alcohol over the course of the next nine months.
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She recalled being at a dorm party where participants were drinking heavily and said that Mr. Kavanaugh had thrust his penis in her face, prompting her to swat it away and inadvertently touch it.
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She recalled being at a dorm party where participants were drinking heavily and said that Mr. Kavanaugh had thrust his penis in her face, prompting her to swat it away and inadvertently touch it.
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In the Costa Rica episode, a Spanish teacher named Jaime Rivera-Murillo is said to have raped a 17-year-old student in a swimming pool after drinking heavily with a group of students.
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PEOPLE sources previously confirmed season 4 production was suspended after a producer raised concerns about an alleged sexual encounter between Jackson and fellow contestant Olympios, both of whom had reportedly been drinking heavily all day.
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The two men, both in their 20s at the time, had been drinking heavily and smoked marijuana earlier that night in the southern Georgia town of Milan, according to a court synopsis of the case.
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Youssef and I could not find anyone who said he was an alcoholic, nor could we determine whether he had been drinking heavily at any of the locales where he had been seen that night.
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PEOPLE sources previously confirmed season 4 production was suspended after a producer raised concerns about an alleged sexual encounter between contestants DeMario Jackson and Corinne Olympios, both of whom had reportedly been drinking heavily all day.
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PEOPLE sources previously confirmed season 4 production was suspended after a producer raised concerns about an alleged sexual encounter between contestant DeMario Jackson and Corinne Olympios, both of whom had reportedly been drinking heavily all day.
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In the ensuing days, PEOPLE and EW confirmed that production was suspended after a producer raised concerns about an alleged sexual encounter between Jackson and Olympios, both of whom had reportedly been drinking heavily all day.
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One of his friends and former business partners, Sergei A. Vasilyev, told the newspaper Kommersant that Mr. Lesin had met friends from Russia who lived in Washington and was drinking heavily on the night of Nov.
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PEOPLE sources previously confirmed production was suspended after a producer raised concerns about an alleged sexual encounter between contestant DeMario Jackson, 30, and a female cast mate, both of whom had reportedly been drinking heavily all day.
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But Jackson's nomination was derailed when his White House colleagues accused Jackson of over-prescribing opiates and drinking heavily on the job, which contributed to him allegedly sexually harassing female colleagues and drunkenly "wrecking" a government vehicle.
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The lobbyist, who represents a major industry association, said that Garcia appeared to have been drinking heavily at a fundraiser hosted by Governor Jerry Brown for state Senator Josh Newman at the de Veres bar in Sacramento.
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When she was 15 and living in her native South Africa, her father, a frequently absent and verbally abusive alcoholic, arrived home after drinking heavily with his brother, and threatened his wife and daughter with a gun.
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On Monday, two sources confirmed production was suspended after a producer raised concerns about an alleged sexual encounter between contestant DeMario Jackson, 30, and a female cast mate, both of whom had reportedly been drinking heavily all day.
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Production on season 4 of the Bachelor/ette spin-off was halted earlier this month when a producer raised concerns about an alleged sexual encounter between Jackson and Olympios, both of whom had reportedly been drinking heavily all day.
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Specifically, they opened the investigation after receiving a tip from the Australian government that George Papadopoulos, after a night of drinking heavily, told Australia's ambassador to the United Kingdom that he knew Russia had political dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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Dr. Thurman spent some weeks trying to be a waiter, but his bad eye led to serving calamities, like the time he tipped a salad into a woman's handbag (though she was drinking heavily and didn't notice, he said).
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Drinking heavily without smoking weed was associated with a slightly lower GPA—3.03 versus 3.10 for the light partiers—but the difference between the two was only statistically significant for the first semester of college, and leveled off after that.
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Guitarist Graham Coxon, who was drinking heavily, had begun to resent Albarn's musical control of the band and hated bassist Alex James for embracing a celeb lifestyle that saw him spend most of his time quaffing champagne with Damien Hirst.
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One of 12 children born to a poor family, with a father who was a violent alcoholic, Talbot began drinking heavily at age 12 and became so addicted that he once pawned his boots to buy a pint at a pub.
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The most powerful German commander, General Erich Ludendorff, had had a nervous breakdown, raging at his staff, drinking heavily, and suffering panic attacks; a hastily summoned psychologist advised flowers in his office and the singing of folk songs when he woke in the morning.
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In June 2017, a sexual encounter between contestants Corinne Olympios, 26, and DeMario Jackson , 31 — both of whom were drinking heavily that day — briefly shut down the Bachelor/ette summer spin-off, which places franchise alums in an elaborate game of romantic musical chairs in Mexico.
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Corinne Olympios Breaks Silence on Bachelor in Paradise Scandal: 'This Is My Worst Nightmare' PEOPLE sources previously confirmed production was suspended after a producer raised concerns about an alleged sexual encounter between Jackson and a female cast mate, both of whom had reportedly been drinking heavily all day.
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But the breakneck pace and constant chaperoning felt suffocating, and the only viable option seemed to be drinking heavily until I joined a cluster of middle-aged women dancing wildly to an onstage band playing pimba, an up-tempo style of Portuguese shlock-pop, in a packed Alfama square.
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If you're using substances to augment a good time—like drinking and FaceTiming friends—or improve the occasional rough moment, experts say that's probably OK. If you're trying to be avoidant, drinking because of anxiety or depression, or drinking heavily and regularly without thinking about why, slow down.
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She eventually ended up living on a boat in a Los Angeles marina, drinking heavily and taking an array of psychotropic drugs that doctors at the West Los Angeles Veterans Administration Medical Center began to prescribe with increasing frequency as Love proved resistant to traditional treatments like counseling and group therapy.
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The Bachelor in Paradise scandal erupted in June 2017 after a sexual encounter between Olympios, 25, and Jackson, 31 — both of whom were drinking heavily that day — briefly shut down the Bachelor/ette summer spin-off, which places franchise alums in an elaborate game of romantic musical chairs in Mexico.
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It requires long hours for pay that sometimes feels insufficient for the treatment endured during each shift, and it's often so taxing that the standard way most restaurant staff come down from the adrenaline high is to head to the nearest bar post-shift and blow off steam by drinking heavily with their comrades.
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But before production could officially resume — this time without Olympios, 24, and Jackson, 30 (both of whom had been drinking heavily the day of the incident) — the longtime host of the Bachelor/ette spinoff sat down with the new and returning castmates in Mexico to discuss the scandal — and the aftermath — that shook Bachelor Nation.
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Olympios also touched on her Bachelor in Paradise scandal, which erupted this summer after a sexual encounter between her and fellow contestant DeMario Jackson — both of whom were drinking heavily that day — briefly shut down the Bachelor/ette summer spin-off, which places franchise alums in an elaborate game of romantic musical chairs in Mexico.
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That was long ago, before his wife in Hidalgo State ran off with his brother-in-law, before he started drinking heavily and using drugs, before he started associating with the Sureños 13 gang and moved into a squalid walk-up a block away, living with his pit bull and several workers like him.
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Some cope better than others: Captain America's (Chris Evans) leading a church basement support group; Bruce Banner's (Mark Ruffalo) getting his Hulk on; Rhodey (Don Cheadle) is trying to find a rogue Hawkeye; Thor (Chris Hemsworth) is drinking heavily, and Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) have done what movie women do in times of crisis — they've changed their hair.
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Comparing data gathered from phones to self-reports, the researchers concluded that the automated tech was able to determine when it had been Miller time for the participants with 96.6-percent accuracy and detected episodes of drinking heavily (more than four drinks of average alcohol content for women and more than five for men) with an accuracy of 90 percent.
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Through the early sixties, the complex project came to possess her; she spent all her time in Rio, working, increasingly nerve-racked and depleted, and didn't notice, at first, when Bishop started drinking heavily again, or stopped writing, or took a lover in a distant, quiet town (an act that Bishop described as finding "a mother-figure and a refuge").
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After retiring in 1989, Johnson made a quixotic bid to play professional golf, briefly ran a ski school, worked as a carpenter and an electrician, lost money in the stock market as a day trader, moved 11 times in 12 years and sometimes slept in his R.V. He still lived dangerously, driving his Harley very fast, surfing at midnight, racing snowmobiles in Alaska, shooting his guns and drinking heavily.
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