The drunkard had too much to drink; he has gone haywire.の英語

Too much drink intoxicated him.

He was rather the worse for liquor.

The drunkard had too much to drink; he has gone haywire.

He ruined his body by drinking too much.

He drank more than he could carry.

His troubles led him to drink.

I fear [It's to be feared that] he drinks too much.

He drinks a lot but always seems sober.

He drank too much alcohol and died.

He rarely drinks.

He only drinks shorts.

He died from drinking too much

He killed himself by overdrinking himself

He drank himself to death.

Too much drink rotted his mind.

He was very much under the influence of alcohol .

His illness comes of drinking too much.

He drinks, but, strange to say, he does not neglect his duties―he is diligent in attending to his duties.

He's a nice chap except that he drinks a little too much.

He was cured of his drinking habit.

He has taken to drinking recently.

He was taken to drinking recently.

John drinks too much these days. We have to stop him from drinking any more.

You drank sake again? I told you not to!

You drank alcohol again? I told you not to!

He drank himself to death [into a stupor].

His health was the forfeit of heavy drinking.

Granting that he was drunk, that is no excuse for his behaviour.

The accident put him off drinking.

He had the bad habit of drinking too much wine.