Sentence examples for meth from inspiring English sources
The word 'meth' is a shortened form of the drug name 'methamphetamine' and is commonly used in spoken English
However, it is not considered appropriate for formal written English. It may be used in informal or slang writing, such as in a diary entry or a text message. Example: "I can't believe he's still hooked on meth, despite all the warnings and consequences of using it."
noun
Methamphetamine, especially in the form of the crystalline hydrochloride.
If the contents of the containers seems too good to be true – the US version featured a "gimp" in a cage, a Breaking Bad-style meth lab, a voodoo death ritual den and an (empty) coffin – then it can presumably be attributed to the "magic" of television.
When I tell you that two of the main themes of the novel are drug abuse (meth) and sexual violence (rape) Crank makes for a rambunctious ride.
"What you had was a drug addict high on meth and alcohol," he said, speculating that Jeanetta may have been seeking out a fatal encounter with police – or trying to commit "suicide by cop".
Two years later the couple, who were injecting meth, gave up their newborn infant for adoption.
The disgraced former Co-op bank chairman Paul Flowers has been ordered to pay £525 after pleading guilty to possession of cocaine, crystal meth and ketamine.
AMC also took four nominations for Breaking Bad, a dark comedy about a chemistry teacher with terminal cancer who starts making crystal meth to leave his family a decent inheritance.
Despite its blend of disability, terminal lung cancer and crystal meth, the programme will be screened in the UK by FX in late September.
So when legal highs arrived on the scene, a thriving market quickly emerged for everything from crystal meth to synthetic cannabinoids and cocaine.
Local people with connections to the drug trade also describe a surge in the number of crystal meth labs.
The judge sentenced Flowers to a £400 fine – £200 each for two charges of possession of the Class A drugs cocaine and methamphetamine (crystal meth) – but no fine for possession of ketamine, a Class C drug.
Cadbury's would have done less harm by releasing a video of the Easter Bunny getting stomped to death by a meth-addicted biker gang.
