Already reeling from the flu, I grew more nauseated as I sloshed in the wind-whipped waves.

BBC: Eyeball to eyeball with Canada��s migrating salmon

We sloshed along on foot for about 30m until we had passed the worst section.

BBC: Piecing together puzzles in Cambodia

Their bodies were sloshed with petrol, set ablaze and left lying in the dirt.

ECONOMIST: Dusty and doomed in Kabila��s capital

As the waters rose, the chancellor and his ministers sloshed around afflicted areas, being seen and promising aid.

ECONOMIST: The continent awash

His pants were wet from water that had sloshed over the rim.

NEWYORKER: Another Manhattan

Frankly, we just picture some sloshed dude conversing, sadly, with his olives.

CNN: Beware, ninjas, of how you name yourself online

On the first night of my homestay, I ate dinner at the CBT office and then slipped and sloshed back down the road toward my house.

BBC: Piecing together puzzles in Cambodia

He sloshed to the kitchen and did as he was told.

NEWYORKER: Idols

Many said they bent over backward to meet the needs of passengers, performing well even during unpleasant jobs such as cleaning the raw waste that had sloshed out of toilets.

CNN: Cruise ship investigation under way

Telling one fogeyish group of consumers that whisky should be compared to vintage claret, whilst reassuring another that it is fit to be sloshed around with Irn-Bru, looks a dangerously contradictory message.

ECONOMIST: Scotch whisky