Sentence examples for narcotic pace from inspiring English sources
The song performs a neat trick: although Moreno sings at a narcotic pace, the music sounds as though it were speeding up — an illusion produced by the subtle change in rhythm.
But a courier system is too inefficient for the fast pace of the narcotics trade, and so, as U.S. and Mexican authorities eventually discovered, Chapo devised an elaborate solution.
Scored, like Miami Vice, by Jan Hammer, the film keeps up a cracking pace, like its participants used to before things got so out of hand that the government's narcotics war got serious in the 1980s (by then crack and freebasing were around and four Miami mayors had been indicted for drug connections).
Narcotic painkillers, cancer medication?
"It's a narcotic," he told a Chicago audience last week as he engagingly recounted two years as a top aide to President Obama, his desk just a few paces from the Oval Office.
DO NARCOTIC drugs cause harm?
While Duterte's obsessive war on narcotics may be horrifying to an international audience, for many Filipinos – even those ambivalent to his presidency – a "some action is better than no action" stance has made a welcome change of pace.
The government narcotic sleuths in N.Y.
But too many have a narcotic effect.
