As we pulled out into traffic, the driver slurred directions.
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" Authorities said Mortimer's "speech was slurred and she appeared intoxicated.
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Prepare yourself for some close encounters of the slurred kind.
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He slurred the words he read grudgingly off the page.
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Woods had "extremely slow and slurred speech," the report said.
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Still, while his face looked symmetrical, his speech remained slurred.
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They say his speech was slurred and he reeked of booze.
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The one that got slurred in this tweet was Barron Trump.
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The symptoms are shivering, slurred speech, drowsiness and loss of coordination.
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He was roused by officers and displayed drooling and slurred speech.
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His speech has become slightly slurred, but his spirit remains bright.
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Woods had "extremely slow and slurred speech," a police report said.
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Slurred speech and repeating yourself can be signs of severe dehydration.
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"Behold, kiddies," Paul, Sr., had slurred drunkenly into her bare back.
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Her phrasing was, for the most part, slurred, soothing and bland.
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She almost slurred her way through a breast cancer awareness statement.
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Fuck post-rap: at his slurred peak, Lil Wayne was post-human.
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Shocked audience members watched as she rambled, slurred words and mumbled lyrics.
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Other symptoms of botulism include slurred speech, blurred vision, and difficulty swallowing.
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Within hours, however, Mr. Verzilov became disoriented and his speech became slurred.
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But the problem goes beyond sluggish Netflix streams and slurred Skype calls.
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Kilmer slurred as he spoke and continuously dabbed his mouth with a tissue.
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"Take the house; I'm done with it," she slurred, foreshadowing her own ruin.
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The Mayo Clinic says slurred speech is one symptom of an Ativan overdose.
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It can cause slurred speech, impaired concentration, and poor coordination — aka being drunk.
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Garland's sentences were slurred and her memory foggy, but she's charming and funny.
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His speech was slurred and he failed the basic roadside tests for sobriety.
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His speech is slurred, and what he says does not always make sense.
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The day after Christmas, his speech became slurred and he could not chew.
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"I don't know you, but your speech sounds a little slurred," she said.
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They knew her speech had been slurred but said it no longer was.
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Her speech had slurred further, but not yet enough to render her unintelligible.
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The officer says Jubilee had bloodshot eyes, slurred speech and reeked of booze.
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The report says Mayfield had slurred speech, trouble walking and was covered in food.
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And month by month and year by year, his speech slurred more and more.
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WATCH: White House says "dry throat" is to blame for Trump's slurred speech pic.twitter.
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The report said Woods had to be awakened and that his speech was slurred.
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Duffy has experienced slurred speech, migraines, facial paralysis, vertigo, memory loss and vision problems.
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Other nights, she came in extremely late, slurred her speech, and was booed offstage.
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The deputy who stopped them said they smelled of alcohol and slurred their speech.
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"The truth is we're addicts," Sánchez said, his eyes bloodshot and his words slurred.
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After a drunken performance, he blamed his slurred speech on an unverifiable war injury.
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When police arrested him, he allegedly had slurred speech, bloodshot eyes and a dazed expression.
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When cops arrested him, he allegedly had slurred speech, bloodshot eyes and a dazed expression.
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Context: The video in question slowed Pelosi's speech to the point of sounding questionably slurred.
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The video features slowed-down footage of the event, which makes her words seem slurred.
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During the arrest, France had slurred speech, glassy eyes and was unsteady on his feet.
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Yeah. No, because the symptoms of a stroke are slurred speech, confusion and erratic behavior.
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Then in December 2018, Williams made headlines again when she slurred her speech on air.
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She was alert and engaged as always, but her words were slurred and nearly inaudible.
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Like Wallach, patients first experience twitching or weakness in a limb, followed by slurred speech.
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They didn't acknowledge her concerns when she mentioned having a drooping face and slurred speech.
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She was unable to answer basic questions and her speech was slurred, the arrest log alleges.
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It had been purposefully slowed down to make the Democratic leader's speech sound slurred and garbled.
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Her speech became slurred and Cosby led her to the couch, where he then assaulted her.
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You made dates that you had difficulty keeping; often, you slurred words after a single beer.
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His speech slurred, he had trouble swallowing, and suddenly had issues with his balance and vision.
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Then Uber rides and slurred DMCs and wildly irresponsible rounds of midweek Long Island iced teas.
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The letter slurred Canadians as "Canucks," and the resulting furor sent Muskie's campaign into a tailspin.
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A few years later, in 1996, the actor had a stroke, which left his voice slurred.
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Signs of wound botulism include drooping eyelids, blurred vision, slurred speech, trouble swallowing and difficulty breathing.
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Slurred speech, headaches, problems with balance or walking and nausea can be signs of subdural hematoma.
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Symptoms can include disorientation, confusion, slurred speech, unusual and extreme agitation, stroke-like symptoms, lethargy, and delirium.
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He slurred his words and ranted about his chaotic (but successful) life as a movie poster designer.
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The attacks recurred periodically, bringing blurry vision, slurred speech and difficulty moving one side of his body.
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Even as Parkinson's disease slowed his body and slurred his speech, Muhammad never stopped fighting against injustice.
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" The car's front tire was flat, too, and the driver "exhibited glassy-bloodshot eyes and slurred speech.
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Other symptoms include drooping of the face or eyelids, difficult eye movement, trouble swallowing or slurred speech.
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The president had previously appeared in a televised New Year's address in which he slurred his speech.
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The people outside the door were speaking a foreign language, and their words were slurred with alcohol.
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After it'd happened, he'd gotten wasted on whiskey and painkillers, called Dwight, and slurred out the details.
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I picked out Teddy's voice, then Pat Kennedy Lawford's, a slurred tumble of words ending in laughter.
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Richard slurred, sobbed and insisted he didn't do anything wrong as he was led away in handcuffs.
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Her gait is unsteady, her speech is sometimes slurred, her head and limbs move uncontrollably at times.
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When cops pulled Lane over, his eyes were allegedly bloodshot and watery, and his speech was slurred.
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Even his mother's slurred expression of affection toward him, saying, "You're my only," feels tainted under the circumstances.
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Some of the drug's many side effects include worsening of depression, slurred speech, and suicidal thoughts or actions.
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His eyelid droops, his speech is slurred; he forgets things; he limps; he gets angry for no reason.
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Neuroscientists noticed that patients who had suffered damage to their cerebellum often walked awkwardly or slurred their speech.
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That's no more proof of malice, Rakoff said, than Palin's assertion that Bennet slurred her to goose subscriptions.
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Peter offered her the rest of the whisky, but it came out so heavily slurred, Grace actually laughed.
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Remarkably, even after the interest rate decrease was announced, Trump attacked it as insufficient and slurred Chairman Powell.
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To get the message you kind of have to be brought into his lean-infused slurred fantasy land.
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His voice was gravelly and slightly slurred, his face craggy, with silver-gray eyebrows that jutted up devilishly.
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According to the arrest report, ASJ was agitated, reeked of booze and had glassy eyes and slurred speech.
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In one of the edited videos, Ms. Pelosi's speech appears slowed down and slurred, making her appear drunk.
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A 20-year-old brother, Hussein, has had slurred speech and memory loss since an extended high fever.
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In one of the edited videos, Ms. Pelosi's speech was slowed down and slurred, making her appear drunk.
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Cops say they saw him with bloodshot eyes and using slurred speech, so they conducted field sobriety tests.
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"For sure, he still has his sense of humor," says his wife, Katie, who translates his slurred speech.
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Officers found Mr. Smith alone in his Mercedes, with bloodshot eyes, slurred speech and alcohol on his breath.
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Using a fake name, I slurred to her that I needed someone to talk me down from spiraling.
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He slurred some of his words and did not move his right arm, but otherwise appeared in decent health.
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He says to look for numbness or paralysis on one side of the body, slurred speech and temporary blindness.
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Carter's "words were slurred and did not make sense," and his "skin color was off," according to the neighbor.
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I told her the same things Nat told me—but she kept crying, apologizing for nothing in slurred tones.
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Common symptoms (in addition to the aforementioned muscle weakness) include slurred speech, difficulty walking, vision problems, and severe headaches.
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"I couldn't move my arms properly, my speech was slurred, and I had short term memory loss," she said.
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It alleged the officer was "racially and sexistly slurred" by Weber and that she held "discriminatory views," WRTV reported.
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Then there is the Queen that's slurred out at karaoke nights: loving and enthusiastic, but superficial in its sincerity.
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His conversation was remarkable although it was noted (in later life) it could be rather slurred by the afternoon.
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"I'm supposed to meet a date in here, I think she wants to have sex with me," he slurred.
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They are also available at nightclubs like House of Yes and Avant Gardner in Brooklyn (tagline: "shaken, not slurred").
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From the perspective of the N.B.A., the answer was much worse: Morey had slurred a great pile of money.
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There, he said, Ariana started showing more severe symptoms, including loss of feeling in her limbs and slurred speech.
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His voice hints at something delicate, but it's slurred so beautifully over the horns that it dominates the mix.
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Symptoms include double or blurred vision, drooping eyelids, slurred speech, difficulty swallowing and muscle weakness that moves down the body.
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Pichai ended with a call to action asking people with slurred or otherwise impaired speech to submit voice samples here.
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Of course there's the euphoria, but there's also the bad judgment, slurred speech, nausea, and eventually blackout, coma, and death.
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Soon after taking the pills, Constand testified, her speech became slurred and she began to lose control of her body.
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Woods struggled to walk in a straight line, had a hard time following instructions and slurred his speech several times.
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Both have been drinking; their words are slurred, the points and evidence they each try to bring up poorly argued.
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She sings her hits, like "Chandelier," in a torn, slurred voice while keeping still and hiding under a giant wig.
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He said Mr. Trump does not wear dentures "of any kind," a popular theory on Twitter for the slurred words.
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She has been reproached by fellow Democrats, claimed ignorance by way of apology, and then slurred Jews again — without apology.
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Symptoms include a body temperature of 104 degrees or higher, rapid breathing, a racing pulse, confusion, slurred speech and seizures.
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For moderate to severe brain injuries, though, symptoms can include severe headaches, a lack of coordination, slurred speech and seizures.
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For moderate to severe brain injuries, though, symptoms can include severe headaches, a lack of coordination, slurred speech and seizures.
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The result is usually desperate, incomprehensible confessions of love through slurred speech, and a slew of consequences the morning after.
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Mike Dils' slurred words and weakness that led his wife, Cheryl, to take him to the urgent care clinic on Feb.
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The clerk reported a black male had walked into the store early Wednesday morning, slurred something and started handing over money.
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Police accordingly told The Buffalo News that she "weaving all over the road," and exhibited glassy-bloodshot eyes and slurred speech.
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The condition can cause weakness in the arms or legs, loss of muscle tone and reflexes, facial drooping and slurred speech.
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"Their words and speech are still a little slurred," Ellis, a subway conductor, said of daughters Kaitlyn and Chasity, now 6.
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Cops say Michael had bloodshot eyes, slurred speech, reeked of alcohol and he stumbled when he got out of the car.
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How it could hurt you: Exposure can cause dizziness, headaches, slurred speech, confusion, muscle twitching, difficulty walking and loss of consciousness.
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My mother's doctor told me I had helped to save her life by noticing her slurred speech during a phone call.
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"My face droops, my speech becomes very slurred, and I can't speak well enough to form a sentence," she told me.
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Patients diagnosed with ALS first experience twitching or weakness in a limb, followed by slurred speech, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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He would rail against Joe McCarthy, and drink steadily until his words slurred — his daughter watching, as always, wary and anxious.
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He said no, but the officer says he smelled booze ... and Bobby's eyes were bloodshot and glassy and his speech slurred.
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She peaks on the track in a near whisper eventually enveloping the slurred guitar strings with her effortless, unwinding vocal runs.
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Symptoms include slurred speech, headaches It is a blood clot on the brain's surface beneath its outer covering, called the dura.
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ALS symptoms often begin with slurred speech or muscle weakness and twitching, according to the Mayo Clinic, and get worse over time.
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According to a White Haven borough police affidavit, the officer observed the driver had glassy eyes, slurred speech, shaky hands and voice.
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The alteration gives Pelosi an unnaturally slow, slurred speech pattern, which made several commenters wonder if she was drunk during the talk.
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Connie is bug-eyed and bristly bearded, with a slurred drawl, and a glowering expression that flickers between exhaustion and feral aggression.
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Rojas moved unsteadily, his eyes were glassy and his speech slurred after his car crashed to a fiery stop, the complaint said.
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Because of this, doctors sometimes mistake stroke symptoms like slurred speech and walking difficulties for alcohol or drug intoxication in young people.
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He said his concern was as much about cognitive issues, citing the president's occasional slurred speech and inability to form complete sentences.
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Addressing the distorted video that made Ms. Pelosi's speech sound slurred, YouTube said the video violated its standards and had been removed.
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As she spoke, Chappell noticed that her speech was slightly slurred and that the left side of her mouth wasn't moving normally.
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" On the other side of the table, Shaunie placed her head on Josefa's shoulder and slurred, "Does this mean I'm old now?
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Cartwright attempted to explain the email; however, his speech became slurred and he subsequently slumped over in this chair and lost consciousness.
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The band—pasty and exuding too much junkie business casual and cool—slurred through a sax drenched set consisting only of new songs.
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According to prosecutors, Mary was visibly drunk around the time of the rape, saying her speech was slurred and she could barely walk.
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Wearing a baseball cap and white vest, he offers a few slurred words that show his pride in Trump's rise to the presidency.
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" The affidavit also noted that she allegedly had "bloodshot eyes, slurred speech, the odor or alcoholic beverages on her breath, and poor balance.
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Vascular injury in his brain has rendered Mr Madison incontinent, slurred his speech, impaired his vision and left him unable to walk independently.
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He writhes and groans in pain, his speech is slurred beyond recognition, his vision is fading, and he can no longer hear properly.
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Mr. Batka had bloodshot eyes, slurred speech and the odor of alcohol on his breath, a police lieutenant observed, according to court records.
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The video, which experts said had been slowed down, made the Speaker of the House's speech sound slurred as if she were drunk.
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The anonymous heads asleep in the corners, the weird slurred questions about Coronation Street, the tinny, pulsing music, the complete lack of atmosphere.
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They made the surrounding digits less stiff, to ensure that the robot could also play progressions that were soft and slurred, or legato.
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She appeared to be battling health problems again the following year when she her speech was slurred during an interview on her show.
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The rapper had slurred speech and bloodshot, watery and glassy eyes, and the officer reported smelling alcohol on Young's breath, the Herald reported.
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A police officer described him in a criminal complaint as having slurred speech, bloodshot eyes and the smell of alcohol on his breath.
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The man did not have any neurological deficits such as slurred speech, muscle weakness or vision loss that would have indicated a stroke.
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My feelings for Ben came to a head when I when I saw his slurred defense of the New England Patriots and Tom Brady.
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" As for the slurred speech during his Jerusalem announcement, Sanders called concerns "ridiculous" and said, "The president's throat was dry, nothing more than that.
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The video of Pelosi was slowed to make her speech seem slurred and edited to make it appear she repeatedly stumbled over her words.
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Teare told the Chronicle that authorities noticed that Echavarria allegedly had slurred speech, bloodshot eyes and smelled of alcohol at the hospital's emergency room.
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Confusion, fumbling hands, memory loss, and slurred speech are some other symptoms of hypothermia to be on the lookout for, according to the CDC.
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Concern was also raised over Trump's health in December, after the president noticeably slurred his words toward the end of his speech about Israel.
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He was a superstar, wholly and completely, despite his limited moveset and the way he slurred and stumbled over his promos even when sober.
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Trace slurred his way through 3 songs -- obviously drunk -- and it got so bad some people in the audience beelined it for the exit.
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"Pussy" is slurred, drawled, spit, and screamed — it's for shoving lesser men away while promising that there's a way they can come crawling back.
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Trance arpeggios and neon pads seem to suspend the rappers' slurred melodies in amber, like a Top 40 jam heard through a narcotic fog.
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Sitting down for the insanely cheap tacos or slurred-speech-inducing margaritas feels like having a home-cooked meal straight from some talented Tia's kitchen.
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Symptoms include headache, loss of coordination, loss of consciousness, seizures, slurred speech, weakness or numbness, dilated eye pupils or the inability to awaken from sleep.
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The video, which shows Pelosi's onstage comments at the Center for American Progress on Wednesday, has been slowed down, which makes her words seem slurred.
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Matched with a cheap white wine, preferably in a box, it's the hallmark of a classy, slurred afternoon in one's backyard or at the races.
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I politely slurred at her to shut the fuck up, and she told me it was her trolley and she could do whatever she wanted.
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People in the country noted Bongo's slurred speech and inability to use his right arm, leading to calls that he be relieved of his position.
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In "Trump's mental meltdown," published Thursday night, Scarborough points to several recent incidents, such as Trump's slurred speech during his remarks on Jerusalem this week.
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His machine-gunned double stops — two strings played at once, slurred from one fret to the next — give revving engines a run for their money.
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Week after week, Janelle saw the heaviness of her spirit, the purplish bags under her eyes, the way her English worsened and slurred from fatigue.
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The United States Federal Aviation Administration reports that hypoxia may cause headaches, nausea, drowsiness, rapid breathing, slurred speech and "diminished thinking capacity," among other problems.
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One of the boys described in the new paper was immunocompromised with a history of leukemia, and his temporary symptoms included numbness and slurred speech.
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They've been derided as a "deep state," slurred as "Obama holdovers," threatened with draconian budget cuts and told President Donald Trump doesn't even need them.
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Constand testified last week that after swallowing the pills she experienced double vision, slurred her words, had dry mouth, and her legs felt "rubbery," even paralyzed.
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Following up Young Thug's woozy, slurred musings on the Lil' C-produced "Can I," Tip spits with punchy professionalism as he gets flirtatious on the track.
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An unnamed office filed a complaint against Weber alleging the officer was "racially and sexistly slurred" by Weber and that she held "discriminatory views," WRTV reported.
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Photo: GettyLast week, a manipulated video of Nancy Pelosi went viral, slowed down so the House Speaker's words were slurred, giving off an appearance of intoxication.
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It's easy to describe the effects: the stumbling and the slurred words, but it doesn't really get at the blurred essence of imbibing too many martinis.
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Initial symptoms can include drooping or numbness on one side of the face, lack of feeling or mobility in one arm and slurred or impaired speech.
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Hammered celebrities and slurred presentation speeches aren't just an occasional spectacle, they're part of the experience — so common that hosts regularly work it into their routines.
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Atif*, a Muslim jewelry salesman from Pakistan and Lucas' drinking partner, mumbled a few slurred sentences as more men came and went from the vendor's stall.
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Within 45 minutes of asking her mother to take her to the hospital, her speech devolved into a garbled, slurred gibberish, until finally she was unresponsive.
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And so characters like Lil Pump, Smokepurrp and Joey Trap have become memes themselves: their rainbow-candy punk aesthetic; their sleepy, bored mood; their slurred vocals.
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According to the police report obtained by the outlet, Frey had slurred speech, kept "nodding off" and was drooling as officers attempted to speak to him.
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Another slurred French-Canadians as "Canucks," then a potent racial epithet; that damaged Muskie's standing in the New Hampshire primary and contributed to his eventual defeat.
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The official term for slurred speech is dysarthria, when the muscles you use to speak weaken or you have a hard time completely controlling their use.
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He was born with a genetic abnormality that leads to cognitive delays, hyperphagia (insatiable hunger), slurred speech, and moods that veer unexpectedly from loving to violent.
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Mr. Gui, who vanished from a vacation home in Thailand, was accused by Chinese state news media outlets of publishing books that slurred Communist Party leaders.
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" According to the report, Woods "was extremely slow to answer questions, had slurred and mumbled speech, and was slow to provide his DL, registration, and insurance.
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McLeod was so drunk he had "slurred speech and walked slowly in a zig zag pattern" and had to grab onto a railing for support, police observed.
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It only makes sense that Rachel would have told Ross that she's "so over" him and "that's called closure" over text, not in a slurred voice message.
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Clinton spent the final weeks before the primary facing questions about how he evaded the draft, whether he had slurred Italian Americans and whether he could win.
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It's the type of face that leads you to believe they may be charming, even through the slurred speech and stench of vomit coming from their mouths.
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Cops say Tommie's eyes were watery, bloodshot and her speech was slurred, so she was booked for drunk driving, disorderly conduct and driving on an expired license.
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He frequently dropped the N-word, slurred Indigenous people, mocked Asian people, advocated for violence against Jewish people, and made suggestive comments about a violent race war.
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Because botulism toxin paralyzes muscles, early and classic signs of the illness are drooping eyelids and blurred or double vision, dry mouth, slurred speech and difficulty swallowing.
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The woman went to hospital in July with slurred speech and difficulty walking and she has now been unconscious for several weeks, local NBC affiliate KCRA reported.
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The sole attendant on a flight operated by a United Airlines regional airline was drunk and slurred a safety speech before passing out, prosecutors and passengers said.
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Initially, Iranian officials blamed sources of dust from Iraq and other locations outside the country, often with racially slurred language (one news organization called it "Arab Dust").
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The signs include sudden weakness in the arms or legs; neck weakness or stiffness; a drooping face or eyelids; difficulty swallowing; and slurred speech, health officials say.
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His time there had been slurred over by distance until it seemed blessed, four years steadily knit with hearty friendships and kindly teachers and good-natured pranks.
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It went viral on social media platforms and Pelosi immediately called on Facebook to remove the clip, which was altered to make the Speaker's words appear slurred.
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Even as his speech slurred and his condition steadily deteriorated, the man, Renat V. Mukhamadeyev, 31, dissuaded his widowed mother from summoning an ambulance until about midnight.
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Now the words have broken rank, slipping and sliding through the brushwork and slurred colors, in and out of sight, still hurling insults that increasingly implicate art.
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Luckily a doctor was there who believed my partner when he told them he had seen the signs of stroke: facial droop, arm weakness, and slurred speech.
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In Mumbai, drivers caught with stinky breath and slurred speech can avoid a big fine by handing over a 500-rupee ($7.80) note along with their driver's licence.
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Cops claim Green showed signs of being drunk -- he had slurred speech and smelled like booze -- and toxicology tests showed he had alcohol and drugs in his system.
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Police said that Kolar, who was watching the toddler while his wife was at work, gave off an "odor of alcohol" and had "slurred speech" while being interviewed.
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Most importantly, they're given life by the tenacious, warped chemistry in Teddy and G's overlapping bars, which veer between slurred Auto-Tune soup and in-your-face truths.
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Symptoms of concussions, a mild form of traumatic brain injury sustained with a blow to the head, can vary from headaches and confusion to slurred speech and vomiting.
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" The real problem, Trump slurred to his audience, is Antifa, which only turns out when Nazis are around, and CNN, which fired Jeffrey Lord for tweeting "Sieg Heil!
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While there's some wiggle room when police observe "extremely slow and slurred speech," if someone is slumped over in the car, they are going to suspect a DUI.
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TeSelle, whose strokes have also left her with slurred speech, and hand, arm and shoulder pain, already takes more than what may be allowed by coming state limits.
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What started off as a well-mannered—albeit slurred—conversation on his behalf, became a set of accidental insults about which Star Trek convention was the best party.
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" The paragraph of text that followed also slurred Jews and admonished that "nations who value their peoples [sic] legends need to recognize the magnitude of the Islamic threat.
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The video was simply slowed down to make Pelosi's speech appear slurred, and Facebook said it would not remove the video after it was viewed millions of times.
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In myasthenia gravis, patients who have largely exhausted conventional therapy, continue to suffer profound muscle weakness, resulting in slurred speech, impaired swallowing and choking, and episodes of respiratory failure.
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The mind-bending text is mirrored in the track's complexities, its heavily-slurred vocals navigating a multi-layered soundbed of glitches, cranks, rave-y synths, and a rumbling bassline.
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Just as the bawdy quips of Mistress Slack Bottom (imagine a coarser Mistress Quickly) began to beat the joke into the ground, Steve Waltien slurred one of his lines.
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Trump's medical exam was announced early last month after he slurred part of a speech in which he declared the United States recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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But when his speech became slurred and he began to stumble and fall unexplainably, the Federal Reserve Board employee from Yardley, Pennsylvania, knew that something must be seriously wrong.
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There were only four folks at the Tequila Ranch, so the guy who operates the bar's mechanical bull was a bit bored and happy to answer my slurred questions.
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And in the intimacy of the bar, their slurred stories of regret are squirm-inducing, like a drink suddenly dumped into your lap along with all those unwanted confidences.
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The Patterns EP finds Samuel Riot teasing out a quivering and tensile, low-blood-sugar-in-the-club vibe, all slurred beats, discordant melody, and griping blasts of noise.
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Then he smiled and leaned forward, repeating the word quickly until it slurred together into one long trill—ngilingilingilingili—mimicking the familiar, whining buzz of a mosquito in flight.
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For example, officials who interviewed Houlihan and another clinician believed the two were under the influence of drugs or alcohol based on constricted pupils, slurred speech and other factors.
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A.F.M. often involves sudden muscle weakness in the legs or arms and can also include stiffness in the neck, drooping eyelids or face muscles, problems swallowing and slurred speech.
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After a court hearing in 2013, before the settlement was announced, Turner, in slurred and halting speech, acknowledged that he and some other players did not have much time.
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In 1790, Representative Aedanus Burke of South Carolina showed his feelings with a flourish after Alexander Hamilton, the Treasury secretary, slurred the Southern militia during an Independence Day speech.
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The luxurious "This Is Heaven and I'd Die For It" is so caught up in reverie that it's practically slurred, and "New Year's Eve" is joyful and solo-strewn.
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The actor also displayed slurred speech that was sometimes difficult to understand during Wednesday's screening in Irvine, but afterwards told PEOPLE he is "doing great" when asked about his health.
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According to the station, Bishop allegedly told police that she then went into the boy's room and found Justis groggy with slurred speech and a red mark on his face.
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"Their words and speech are still a little slurred," said Barbara Ellis, the mother of twin six-year-old girls who tested high for lead three years in a row.
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"The little bitch," my mother would say, her voice slurred, referring to someone she might have spoken to that afternoon, or maybe five years earlier—a shop clerk, a neighbor.
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Fans clearly bought into it ... maybe too much ... because they thought her speech was slow and slurred as she talked about her ongoing custody battle with Guy Ritchie over Rocco.
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Read more: 9 skin-care myths that you need to stop believingShe first came to the hospital with slurred speech and difficulty walking that got progressively worse, officials told KCRA.
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The White House has faced a barrage of questions over his contradictory messages on key policies and an incident last month where he slurred some words while giving a speech.
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Cops say they noticed "a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage" on Barnaby's breath when they went to talk to him and say he had watery eyes and slurred speech.
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The officer who stopped him said Mr. Rojas had watery and bloodshot eyes, slurred speech, unsteady feet and the smell of alcohol on his breath, according to a criminal complaint.
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And if that includes a dubious concoction of molly and ketamine and maxed out corporate credit cards, resulting in bloody businessmen and slurred social security numbers, then so be it.
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They were offensive relics that caused pain to the native Americans they slurred, and having them atop a ballcap, atop a helmet, sewn to a sleeve -- well, it was wrong.
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He has appeared in closely choreographed television clips in recent weeks, including a New Year's address in which he slurred his speech and appeared unable to move his right arm.
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During an appearance on Tuesday's Wendy Williams Show, Birkhead touched on one Smith's most infamous, headline-making moments: her slurred, stumbling speech introducing Kanye West at the 2004 American Music Awards.
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If you experience symptoms suggestive of a stroke, such as dizziness, vision problems, slurred speech, or muscle weakness — whether you've recently seen a chiropractor or not — get to the hospital, stat.
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That same day, some 255,290km away in Moscow, Boris Yeltsin sat before a New Year's tree in the Kremlin and slurred over a fateful speech: "I'm leaving," he told his countrymen.
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Though she was in her 30s, her speech was slurred, her arm was in a full cast, her body was sick and bent, and she could walk only with a cane.
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More from Tonic: Symptoms to monitor include headache, dizziness, confusion, fatigue, nausea, slurred speech, ringing in the ears, temporary loss of consciousness, and amnesia about events leading up to the injury.
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If untreated with the antivenin, a coral snake bite can cause things like slurred speech and muscular paralysis, National Geographic said, as well as respiratory or cardiac failure in some cases.
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According to the American Stroke Association, in addition to slurred speech, symptoms of a stroke include face drooping, weakened arms, and sudden trouble walking or seeing in one or both eyes.
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Garland had a five-week London residency at the venue that was full of late performances, with erratic behavior and slurred speech once she was out on stage, according to Biography.
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Jackson said a recent incident in which Trump slurred some words while making public remarks may have been the result of Sudafed that the doctor gave the president the previous day.
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Symptoms can include sudden limb weakness, loss of muscle tone and reflexes, facial and eyelid drooping, facial weakness, difficulty moving the eyes, swallowing difficulty or slurred speech, according to the CDC.
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But then Ferguson mucks that up by having actors perform the taped Oval Office meetings, with Douglas Hodge as Nixon, complete with sweaty upper lip and at-times slurred, drunken delivery.
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But the recipes here go further afield, including chicken cooked sous-vide and slurred with a ginger-scallion sauce, a nod to Hainanese chicken; tofu dashed with Korean gochujang; and poke burritos.
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The singer slurred his words and struggled to work through his set at radio station Rockin' Country Thunder 106's Guys with Guitars Under the Stars concert in Seaside Heights, New Jersey.
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I slurred something about please please please going another way, but she must have ignored me, because the next thing I knew, we were rolling past a few of those said crushes.
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The symptoms of botulism, the food-borne illness caused by C. botulinum, include: double vision, blurred vision, drooping eyelids, slurred speech, difficulty swallowing, a thick-feeling tongue, dry mouth, and muscle weakness.
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The drug, Soliris, treats a neuromuscular disease that causes slurred speech, impaired swallowing and choking, double vision, weakness, disabling fatigue, shortness of breath and episodes of respiratory failure, according to the company.
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Towards the end of his speech on Israel Wednesday, Donald Trump noticeably slurred his words, prompting many to come up with theories about why the commander-in-chief suddenly had a lisp.
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Richards "was displaying symptoms of alcohol intoxication including slurred speech and belligerent insolent behavior cursing at the officers and passively resisted arrest," said a former statement from the Beverly Hills Police Department.
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Cops say they responded to the accident -- in which nobody was injured -- and felt Ace was under the influence since he appeared drowsy, slurred his speech and had trouble with his balance.
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Katie told WISN that she noticed that her mother's speech had become slurred, and remembered that her science teacher had told her class a story about what happens during a serious stroke.
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If you show any signs of impairment at all, like bloodshot, watery eyes or slurred speech, you're probably going to be arrested anyway, whether or not you refuse the field sobriety tests.
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A movement titled "Beneath the Shell," obviously inspired by Duke Ellington, elicited a breathy, evocatively slurred tenor saxophone interlude by Chris Speed, followed by a neat, expressive cornet essay by Kirk Knuffke.
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According to cops in Westerville, OH ... Smith was weaving in lanes in his Lincoln MKZ and when officers pulled him over, they noticed his eyes were glassy and his speech was slurred.
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But Burgert said anyone with AFM symptoms (including sudden arm or leg weakness, facial drooping and weakness, drooping eyelids, difficulty swallowing, and slurred speech) should see a doctor as soon as possible.
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When cops arrived at the scene, Belfour was lying on the floor holding the curtain rod ... and had slurred speech, blood-shot eyes, and trouble keeping his balance ... according to the citation.
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Police allege Hernandez was driving under the influence of alcohol and slurred his words after being arrested, telling officers "just take me in," according to an arrest affidavit obtained by the station.
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Jennifer Wexton (D-Va.) asked whether Zuckerberg was personally involved in Facebook's decision not to remove a manipulated video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that made it seem like her speech was slurred.
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Again and again, even as I'm enchanted by Google Home's speed and strong grasp of my words—even when slurred after too many margaritas with friends—I'm also flabbergasted by its perceived stupidity.
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If we had known the signs (a slack face, weakness in the arms, slurred speech, the fact that he went from sober to practically catatonic in 10 minutes), we might have saved him.
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But you're coming, N. said, don't you want to come with us, we can hang out at Z.'s place, and Z. echoed him, saying Yes, come, Gospodine , his voice slurred with drink.
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Black said one of the officers who detained him, Detective Randy Hicks, had been drinking and repeatedly asked him with slurred speech where drugs were sold in East Cleveland, according to court documents.
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Right when they pulled him over, cops say Werth threw a lit cigarette out the window -- and when officers approached the ride, he reeked of smoke and booze and slurred when he talked.
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Her speech was slurred, she became confused, and, eventually, had trouble walking, though she had been originally hospitalized for an inflammatory bowel disease called ulcerative colitis and put on an antibiotic called metronidazole.
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At my doctor's office, we described my symptoms to the nurse practitioner: slightly slurred speech, the worst headache ever, dizziness, gaps in memory, words relegated to strange symbols — textbook symptoms of a stroke.
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Mr. Trump was observed to have slurred speech during a December speech acknowledging Jerusalem as Israel's capital, but it is unclear if a neurologist or speech pathologist will be involved in the physical.
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In one dingy bar, where the rancid smell of sweat and alcohol filled the humid air, a woman stroked a miner's groin as he slurred drunkenly over the sounds of blaring reggaeton music.
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Mr. Trump has slurred Ms. Warren for years over her ancestry claims, and the personal attacks on her come out of the Trump playbook from 2016 that targeted both Republicans and Mrs. Clinton.
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"Push me to the edge/All my friends are dead," Lil Uzi Vert intones in "XO TOUR Llif22017," at first in a matter-of-fact chant and later in a slurred, raw singsong.
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Dr. Jackson said that the tests all were normal, leading him to believe that the slurred words might have been caused by Sudafed, a medicine for nasal congestion, that he prescribed for the president.
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You can hear a child intoning the score of a jump-rope game solemnly, with sleepy urgency, as if blurting out a secret, every syllable held and slurred in the loud shush of current.
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The children, all under age 239, had symptoms that included muscle weakness or paralysis in the arms and legs, a stiff or weak neck, drooping eyelids or facial drooping, and difficulty swallowing or slurred speech.
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"The only thing I was able to get was his name, and then his words got slurred right away," Williams, 32, told ABC 13 On Your Side of her August 13 call with Magennis, 65.
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PCP or phencyclidine, also called angel dust, can cause slurred speech, loss of coordination and a sense of strength or invulnerability, according to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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Sanders' announcement came a day after some questions were raised about the President's health after he appeared to get a dry mouth and slurred his words toward the end of remarks he delivered on Wednesday.
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For oral use it might be rendered as 'Mizz,' which would be a close parallel to the practice long universal in many bucolic regions, where a slurred Mis' does duty for Miss and Mrs. alike.
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Symptoms can include sudden limb weakness, loss of muscle tone and reflexes, facial and eyelid drooping, difficulty moving the eyes, difficulty swallowing or slurred speech, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Basically, what they're going to do is they're going to say that your speech is slow and slurred, that you reek of an alcoholic beverage, that you're unable to form sentences, that you were incoherent.
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A criminal complaint from the arresting state trooper says 1st Lt. Joshua Yabut exhibited slurred speech and was unsteady on his feet when he exited the vehicle in downtown Richmond late Tuesday night after a pursuit.
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Symptoms can include sudden limb weakness, loss of muscle tone and reflexes, facial and eyelid drooping, difficulty moving the eyes, difficulty swallowing, slurred speech and, in the most severe cases, difficulty breathing, according to the CDC.
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But what Lee really does with this first song, and what we subsequently see on her later tracks, is introduce her style: slurred, leisurely vocals, tinged with an almost southern accent, and equally laid-back ad-libs.
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Two paintings are isolated on separate walls: a full-size electric-chair painting in gold slurred across blue, green and pink, and the gem that is "Twelve Electric Chairs," a grid of small canvases in different colors.
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Using a reel-to-reel tape machine — and other methods for looping, delaying and distorting — Ms. Bertucci took the singer's extended-technique vocalizations and created vivid new canvases of sound, thick with slurred textures and harsh eruptions.
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Vili Fualaau was arrested on February 2, according to docs obtained by TMZ, moments after he failed to stop his Mercury Mountaineer in Burien, WA. Cops say he had a dazed expression, bloodshot eyes and slurred speech.
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"Tucci Gang" lifts everything from "Gucci Gang"—the beat, the slurred hook, the high school video, the tiger prowling the halls—and twists it into a tribute to character actor Stanley Tucci (played here by host Sam Rockwell).
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It usually occurs in children and can cause symptoms like muscle weakness in the arms or legs, a weak or stiff neck, drooping of the face and eyelids, slurred speech, and in the most severe cases, difficulty breathing.
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The soldier on the left laughs as he says in a slightly slurred voice that he's speaking from "an unknown disclosed location in a place called ..." -- then makes an indistinct sound to further indicate his location is secret.
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During his roadside sobriety test, Woods slurred, couldn't walk a straight line, appeared very "out of it" and was taken to the station where he could barely keep his eyes open and struggled to blow into the breathalyzer.
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Why it matters: The clip, which appears to have been slowed to make Pelosi's speech sound slurred, has found traction on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, highlighting how easily even the simplest manipulated media can mushroom on social platforms.
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I feigned some conversation with my fellow journalists during the drive, but due to my slurred and gauzy nature every exchange had to start with, "Sorry, I just got my wisdom teeth out," which impressed most of them.
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At a recent kink event, I was the only person of color in an elevator, without my sash on, and an intoxicated individual slurred to me, 'You know, now that Trump's president, you shouldn't be in this elevator.
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IBM's patent form also envisions applications for bars, where the drone can determine whether a person has drunk too much alcohol by looking for sleepiness (like the head angled downward or drooping eyelids), unsteadiness or slurred speech cues.
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In another climactic episode, a fictional DJ struggling with substance abuse issues—who I later learn is based on a well-known techno veteran—slumped in a chair, slurred on the phone to his daughter, and eventually passed out.
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A red-faced Affleck ranted about "Deflategate" on the HBO show and even though we can't say for sure what was up with him ... social media was quick to call Affleck out for his slurred speech and angry tone.
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Here all we have are two faces in tight close-up, so slurred and dimly lit that the picture barely succeeds in the most basic task of photographic portraiture: to enable us to identify whom we are looking at.
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Acute flaccid myelitis usually occurs in children and can cause symptoms like muscle weakness in the arms or legs, a weak or stiff neck, drooping of the face and eyelids, slurred speech, and in the most severe cases, difficulty breathing.
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She has also diagnosed something more serious over the phone when her son called from his dorm to say he had been sick for a couple of days and couldn't walk right — and she could hear that his speech was slurred.
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This week, she became the subject of an unusual viral video intentionally slowed down to create the impression of slurred speech, which proliferated across Facebook and other social media platforms with the help of, among many others, Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
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The likes of James Toney, Evander Holyfield, Gary Goodridge and Antonio Rogerio Nogueira are men who fans and pundits use as examples of fighters displaying various indicators of suffering from fight-related brain injury—one obvious trait being their slurred speech.
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Aside from a recurring central motif of snares slurred up and down in pitch, "Tea Lizard's Lament" rarely repeats the same pattern more than a few times; instead, the rhythm is twisted in an increasingly intense series of ecstatic variations.
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Yes, a TV show centered on drunk comedians telling stories of the past — with actors reenacting the events in question, lip-syncing to the storyteller's every slurred syllable — frequently puts the movie industry to shame when it comes to evoking history.
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After a year of often bizarre behavior, occasional slurred speech, and the claims made in the book "Fire and Fury" by Michael Wolff about Trump's team questioning his mental capacity, there's been lots of speculation about the president's mental health.
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Ms. Olsen mingles a declaration of longing and an identity crisis — "Tell me I'm nothing" — that's set to four endlessly circling chords and sung with slurred, dead-eyed vocals as the band gradually works itself up to the verge of feedback.
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According to a different study, alcohol lowers testosterone in men, but increases it in women (the study did not measure how much each person drank, but authors determined the subjects were sufficiently drunk according to their "slurred speech [and] unstable gait").
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My Korean teachers could hear the American in the rounded vowels and slurred consonants, and in the wild and lyrical intonations they could detect southern blood, and would ask, without fail, if my parents were from Gyeongsang-do, a province southeast of Seoul.
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Late one night when he was 11 years old, he picked up the trailer's ringing phone and heard the slurred voice of one of his aunts; she was drunk at a bar on the other side of town and needed a ride home.
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Only Manny isn't as dead as he seems at first; he slowly comes to life, an eye blink here, a slurred word there, and soon the pair strike up a friendship as they try to trek their way out of the wilderness.
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Credited on only four tracks, he's all over it vocally anyway, marking every one of the nine remaining songs with a verse or chorus or hook defined by the least regal of the great rap flows, unassumingly slurred while making every word count.
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In recent days, as Trump ramped up his attacks on Pelosi, some heavily edited videos have circulated on the internet that alter the cadence of her words by slowing them down, making her speech seem slurred when in fact it is not.
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"We want you to take that mask off," said the DJ. As Brown tried to run through a string of hits with backup dancers in tote, she slurred her lyrics, to which the DJ viciously played former rival Lil Kim's "The Jump Off".
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Black occupation troops were part of the effort to prevent the resurgence of Nazism, yet for years were housed in segregated quarters, barred from officers' clubs (regardless of their rank) and openly slurred, harassed and physically attacked by white American service members.
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With meshing geometries of large and mobile groups, a firebrand soloist and a poignant duet — all in a classical vocabulary that's been sped up and inventively extended without being slurred — it is choreography that follows the house tradition of closely attending to music.
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Recalling that original recording with a hysterically slurred voice, Avery's drunken "Dance with me ooooh OOOOH ooooh" line became a lead hook after Lysaght refused to let Avery leave the house until the song was finished—regardless of the singer's gnarly hangover.
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But this is not the first time that Trump has reportedly slurred Haitians: He also said that the 15,000 Haitian immigrants who've received visas to enter the United States in 2017 "all have AIDs," according to a December New York Times story.
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The doctored video of Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that circulated on social media last year, for example, would be an example of such amateur editing, since the video was simply slowed down to give the effect that her speech was slow and slurred.
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If you thought men had the market cornered on being recklessly drunk in the day and lying to their spouses about it, you'll love watching Burstyn's slurred screams at Tobey Maguire, her nephew (and husband!) who just wishes she'd be less unruly, for once.
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If that's the case, and you are experiencing the other telltale signs of hypothermia (such as, shivering, slurred speech, shallow breath, and a weak pulse) it's important to get to a warm, dry location and seek medical attention immediately, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Dan Hare, 26, went out for drinks with his friends at the restaurant, Las Margaritas, but he said he was denied service by two waiters because of his slurred speech, which was due to his condition and previously did not have any drinks that night.
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Many of the writers I'd come to idolize were famous for work that evoked the pulsing dysfunction of their addictions: the slurred voices and wild visions of Berryman's "Dream Songs," or the weary distances of Carver's short stories, their tense conversations strewn with silences.
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According to the UK Sepsis Trust, the following symptoms may be a sign of the condition: slurred speech or confusion, extreme shivering or muscle pain, passing no urine in a day, severe breathlessness, feeling like you're going to die, and mottled or discolored skin.
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Instead of acknowledging the family's grief and thanking them for their sacrifice, as Clinton did after being criticized by the parents of a Benghazi victim, Trump slurred the Khan family, suggesting Ghazala Kahn didn't speak at the convention because she wasn't "allowed to" as a Muslim.
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Ten weeks before the match, a team of doctors at the Mayo Clinic submitted a medical report to the Nevada State Athletic Commission describing a small hole in his brain's outer layer and noting that the boxer reported a tingling sensation in his hands and slurred speech.
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But it is a knife edge and no one can know whether a fighter will fall on the side of wealth and success, or simply become another man elevated momentarily and sent tumbling back to earth with only scrambled brains and slurred speech to show for it.
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Lana Del Rey: Norman Fucking Rockwell (Polydor/Interscope) Lana Del Rey has invented her own genre of syncretic kitsch, in which icons of glamour from America's past half-century are contemplated and mocked in a voice that collapses countless distinct diva poses into a slurred, throaty drawl.
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Brand-wise, Frankenstein's Monster has evolved a vibe, I will admit this—green skin, bolts thru the neck, 290s-cut suit w/ frayed cuff trousers—but mostly he is just a collection of scars and a slurred mouth and is too tall and keeps going missing.
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Back when Americans casually slurred "wops" and "guineas," the Capones gathered around good food, tight family and big-hearted Uncle Al. Bair discovers a rich trove of legends — one that reverberates with the romance of ethnic America four and five generations removed from the immigrants themselves.
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Challenging to follow even though they're seldom slurred or speeded up, his lyrics evoke without defining a humorous humanism that takes the immaturity off his subcultural jousting and erotic ups and downs—and thus firms up the stuff that preoccupies most newbies who think you could never write shit like this.
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Her gait, usually so graceful, is utterly transformed as she bow-leggedly clomps down hard on the ground; her shoulders are slumped, the picture of someone who's been wounded and can't bear to go through that again; and her speech is raspy and brusque — when it's not slurred from drink.
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She will explain that there are two different types of blackouts — "fragmentary," in which you can recall certain events if prompted, and permanent "en bloc" blackouts — and that even if someone shows clear signs of intoxication, such as slurred speech, it doesn't mean they're unable to engage in voluntary actions.
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A passenger, Aaron Scherb, told the News-Democrat and ABC News that March, the sole attendant on the flight, slurred her in-flight safety speech and stopped after 10 seconds, ignored a call on the plane's internal telephone, dropped things, bumped into passengers, and passed out in her seat unbuckled.
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The findings, reported in the New England Journal of Medicine, are more evidence of the benefits of sending someone to a hospital even if muscle weakness or slurred speech has only lasted for a few seconds, lead author Dr. Pierre Amarenco of Bichat Hospital in Paris told Reuters Health by phone.
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I remember one of the first times I got drunk as a teenager, some friends and I called the home of a friend who had strict parents late at night, and untruthfully slurred down the answering machine, saying that their son "does drugs," because we somehow thought that would be funny.
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In another scene, Moore pursues his clue about the killer's "silver smile" to a dentist, where he learns from a patient — whose slurred mid-operation speech is helpfully translated by the dentist himself — that silver discoloration is a common side effect of a then-common treatment for syphilis: mercury salts.
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When she returned two weeks later with blurry vision and slurred speech, doctors admitted her to a University of California - San Francisco hospital, where her condition rapidly declined into "agitated delirium," wrote Dr. Paul Blanc of the UCSF Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine and the California Poison Control System.
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Ten weeks before Ali's match in 1980 against Larry Holmes, a team of doctors at the Mayo Clinic submitted a medical report to the Nevada State Athletic Commission describing a small hole in his brain's outer layer and noting that the boxer reported a tingling sensation in his hands and slurred speech.
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Since the symbol by itself was a word, it was, using the system of syllable spelling, spelled & per se &… But the four words and per se and were gradually slurred together into one word, the contraction ampersand, which in the early 1800's became recognized as the official word for the & symbol.
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Instead of dwelling on the privilege of her peers, she shrugs it off for a song that ends in with an inaudible hook that seems to be slurred and played in reverse, without much time to decode its meaning before taking us further into her interpretation of rap, country, and R&B.
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Read more: A viral photo shows an EasyJet passenger in a row of seats with no backs — but the airline says the photo was staged and nobody flew in the seatsCiting the affidavit, the News-Democrat described March as having "bloodshot eyes, slurred speech, poor balance and the smell of alcohol on her breath."
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Problems these experts say they have observed include rambling speech; episodes of slurred speech; failure to recognize old friends; frequent repetition of the same concepts; decreased fine motor coordination; difficulties reading, listening and comprehending; suspect judgment, planning, problem solving and impulse control; and markedly declining vocabulary in recent years, with overreliance on superlatives, according to the letter.
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"He lets you know that this is what really matters," said the Western official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe a closed-door meeting with Mr. Xi. China's Communist Party-run National People's Congress stepped in on Monday and effectively barred the two from taking office, saying they had slurred Beijing in their oath of office.
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It was a snapshot of a country in turmoil: Drawing equally on the sonics of grime and the politics and energy of punk, the King of Northampton fires his way through slurred bars, transporting the listener to a world where posh girls make him feel out of place, he hides drugs at his friend's house, and his dear old single mum is the only Queen of England he respects.
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" Like a maniacal tour guide, Hoskote takes us into wasted provinces in "the kingdom of shadows" ("The Heart Fixes on Nothing"); rivers that sometimes run in your veins ("And Sometimes Rivers"); and a world which "empties itself": You shall build your citadels on silt said the preacher and sink your pride in spice currents take your parakeets and painted cormorants with you but leave the coconut palms and the Inca silver leave behind a bloodful of curses The figure in "Sycorax" wakes up trapped in a tree truck, "speech slurred, though all I'd drunk / was berry-blood.
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