Sentence examples for bit of marijuana from inspiring English sources

"If you go by the police reports, all around New York City, there are people standing around with their palms outstretched with a bit of marijuana in them".

Maybe this is the point, and maybe this is the President — one who has admitted to smoking to quite a bit of marijuana himself, after all — when federal policy changes.

When he was 14 or so I gave him the drugs talk, saying, "A bit of marijuana is OK, but don't touch any of the other stuff", but instead he just kept asking, "Have you had drugs?!" He's very sensible and I keep on putting my foot in it.

Ms. Crier, for example, identifies the painful irony in the fact that somebody can smoke cigarettes all her life, hire a lawyer and get a billion-dollar judgment from a jury that believes her claim that she didn't know cigarettes were bad for you, while a bit of marijuana use lands you in jail.

I don't smoke much, but sometimes of an evening, because I don't have alcohol any more, a bit of marijuana's nice".

Numerous other things, and of course, all the plants and every bit of marijuana we had in the house.

Stephens and Roffman wrote that the side effects shown in the episode are "Perhaps a bit exaggerated, but clearly there are costs of marijuana use similar to these that are experienced by real-life users".

"There was quite a bit of head-scratching," Tamar Todd, director of marijuana law and policy for the Drug Policy Alliance, told HuffPost of the Oakland hearing last week.

He sends David south of the border on what is surely, in light of Colorado's current marijuana policy, a bit of a coals-to-Newcastle assignment.

In the folksiest of exchanges, the young man casually mentioned the return from prison of a local marijuana grower, a bit of intelligence the sheriff already knew.

She also blamed the split on taking her husband on what she described as "a bit of a wild ride" looking for marijuana on her wedding night, as she does not drink.