Examples of 'who passed out' in a sentence

Meaning of "who passed out"

who passed out: Refers to someone who became unconscious, usually due to a medical condition, exhaustion, or intoxication

How to use "who passed out" in a sentence

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You are the one who passed out.
The one who passed out on all those coats.
They are making fun of a drunk who passed out in the street.
Servant who passed out on tiptoe without heeding them.
A policeman drops off an old lady who passed out in the street.
I am that guy who passed out on your lawn.
Trying to break the Laura Ingalls Wilder I am not the same girl who passed out.
Patient who passed out.
Hey, there is someone overthere who passed out.
It was about a woman who passed out and was bleeding out.
An example from season 2 was that of a drunk woman who passed out in a park.
Sometimes the nice people who passed out the candies would tell us about the card.
Baszler applied the " Kirifuda Clutch " on Moon, who passed out.
There were many inmates who passed out due to dehydration.
To Elizabeth who passed out eating my valium.

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To Paige who stole my credit card . To Elizabeth who passed out eating my valium.
Nobody knows who passed out the wine? - Apparently not.
We still getting calls about people who passed out last night?
Do you know a man who passed out at the bar yesterday? What do you want?
Are we still getting calls about people who passed out last night? Tons.
That 's the man who passed out at the liquor store.
You mean humanity 's last hope who passed out and peed his pants?
Do you know a man who passed out at the bar yesterday?
Nobody knows who passed out the wine?
He 's funny . That 's the man who passed out at the liquor store.
So I have got a 43-year-old woman who passed out at a Starbucks from hypoglycemia . - Thank you.

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