Sentence examples for a few narcotics from inspiring English sources

After a few narcotics busts and fraud charges landed her in jail, she found Jesus, got out, got clean, and dropped two records of pitch-perfect occult folk that Ben Gibbard is still ripping to this day.

After a few narcotics busts and check-fraud charges landed her in jail, she found Jesus, got out, got clean, and dropped two records of pitch-perfect occult folk that Ben Gibbard is still ripping to this day.

In this study only a few narcotics and stimulants are considered and their structures and names are given in Fig.  4.

As a soldier in Helmand I was on the front line of this so-called war and of all the confused and contradictory missions we had in Afghanistan (and there were a few) counter-narcotics was the by far the most counter-productive and downright stupid.

A few months ago, narcotics detectives in Brooklyn began to swarm about a tree-lined stretch of Rugby Road about a mile south of Prospect Park.

Most often, he said, they're charged with robbery (a lot of iPhones) or selling drugs, though he's seen fewer narcotics cases recently.

She said tax investigations were on the rise partly because the I.R.S. was pursuing fewer narcotics and other nontax cases.

In some areas, street cops are making fewer narcotics arrests.

As of July, Florida doctors are barred, with a few exceptions, from dispensing narcotics and addictive medicines in their offices or clinics.

For example, said Assistant Chief Charles Kammerdener, commander of the Narcotics Division, just a few weeks ago a narcotics team made a marijuana arrest at Lexington Avenue and 28th Street and found that the suspect was wanted for a slaying in the Bronx.

That brings us to the more complicated theme of this puzzle, which has enough answers about criminality to give it a decidedly dark, underworld vibe — to name just a few, there's ASSAULTED, NARCOTIC and RANSOMED.