Sentence examples for could be laced from inspiring English sources

String theory suggests that space could be laced with exotic energy fields associated with lightweight particles or forces yet undiscovered.

My grandmother explained to me that she wore it to have a slim waist, and that she had to drink vinegar to give herself a stomach contraction so it could be laced tightly.

As the wiry Jackie tells how car bombs could be laced with gasoline to produce a vivid flame for television, Mr. Nares said in an interview, "there was something eating his soul, in spite of all the humor and everything".

To solve this problem, Dai says, transparent supercapacitors could be laced into the glass without decreasing visibility.

In other words: trust no one, because anything could be laced with weed.

"Physical space could be laced ubiquitously with nanosensors ― scattered micro devices that are smaller than grains of rice," Ratti and Claudel write about so-called "smart dust".

It could also be laced with a drug that suppresses the initial immune response.

Rarely, marijuana may be laced with other substances; accidentally using cocaine in this way could make someone test positive.

He couldn't imagine what was happening to him — could it have been laced with something?

One of these was laced with a bitter additive that could be detected only on contact.

He couldn't have got away with it, had it not been laced with humour.