Sentence examples for alcohol set from inspiring English sources

The counselor, whose name has not been disclosed, was beaten, doused with alcohol, set afire and sprayed with bleach and chemicals from a fire extinguisher on Feb. 7 at the Pleasantville Cottage School in Mount Pleasant.

The counselor was doused with rubbing alcohol, set on fire, dragged and thrown down a flight of stairs, and then had bleach poured on her burned head and face, the officials added.

Johnson notes that historians interested in genetics believe that the roughly simultaneous emergence of urban living and the manufacturing of alcohol set the stage for a survival-of-the-fittest sorting-out among the people who abandoned the hunter-gatherer lifestyle and, literally and figuratively speaking, went to town.

The Scottish government wants to see a minimum unit price for alcohol set in a bid to tackle high rates of alcohol abuse.

Toxicology tests are being conducted, but Amormino said, "We don't expect drugs and alcohol set off his bizarre behavior". What may be the best clues to what set him off could be the messages Freund left behind in postings on wrongplanet.net.net

Just as consuming even a tiny amount of alcohol sets an alcoholic up for a bender, consuming sugar and starches sets people like me up for a binge.

Meanwhile, punishing them for otherwise legal behaviors such as consuming alcohol sets up a double standard that risks violating their constitutional rights.

"Saying marijuana's safer than alcohol sets an incredibly low bar," Naimi says, adding that alcohol kills about 80,000 people a year.

A few individuals were in favor of the ARCO station, arguing that when it comes to drugs and alcohol, setting a good example is up to parents and teachers, not government!

In 1888, British pedestrian champion George Littlewood even had his alcohol footbath set alight by a saboteur while he was still using it.

Twenty-two additional permits go to restaurants, which are already licensed to sell alcohol but set up extra booths during the festival, Mr. Kriss said.