Sentence examples for joint with him from inspiring English sources

"Monkey would never bite you as long as you shared a joint with him the first time you met him".

After his first stint in the bigs, Baker writes, he ran into Jimi Hendrix on the streets of San Francisco one night and, having abandoned the "no grass" rule, smoked a joint with him.

"When I first met Cheech at the Sundance Film Festival," he said, referring to Cheech Marin of the comedy duo Cheech and Chong, "the first thing we all wanted to do is smoke a joint with him so we could tell our grandchildren, 'Hey, I smoked a joint with Cheech.' Well, people want to say they had a White Russian with the Dude.

So naturally, I thought it would be fun to split a joint with him to convince him weed wasn't actually that bad.

The police haven't released the name of the deceased, but some outlets are suggesting it's Terry Carter, a friend of Knight's who showed up at the burger joint with him.

Chuck owned a lovely home in Sausalito, and to my total astonishment, he made me joint tenant with him.

The government has now indicated its partial support for his plans, with Oliver Heald, the solicitor general, putting down a joint amendment with him promising a review of the issue.

John Hagmann, who met Stern on their first day as Yale graduate students in 1960 and started a joint practice with him in 1969 that lasted for seven years, suggests that there is one talent that unifies Stern's disparate activities.

Yet Justice Stevens, apparently concerned that he did not yet have Justice Kennedy's fifth vote for a ruling in favor of the detainees, instead issued a joint statement with him saying the case was not quite ripe for consideration.

What brings this to mind is a terrific post from my colleague Amy Davidson, "Clint's Verdict on Gay Marriage," in which she cites a joint interview with him and Leonardo DiCaprio by Mark Harris in GQ, from last September, in which Eastwood says, "What I really believe is, Let's spend a little more time leaving everybody alone.

"I don't believe it was destroyed, and I don't know how you can break something so big or how so many French bureaucrats sitting around calling their friends for so many hours can be so incompetent," said Ms. Saint Phalle, who was long married to the Swiss sculptor Jean Tinguely and whose joint work with him, the Stravinsky fountain, stands outside the Paris museum.