Sentence examples for of its narcotic from inspiring English sources

Because of its narcotic effects, the distribution of the drug is controlled by various governmental agencies.

On her first use of opium, in Shanghai in 1935, she discovered, to her relief, that "the romantic notion of wild drug orgies and heavily flavored dreams" was far removed from the reality of its narcotic effects: We opium smokers… are detached, and that is one of our advantages.

The other track on the single, Clock Chime, seems even longer than the near-eight-minute A-side, but it's actually a good two minutes shorter, a sure sign of its narcotic, atmospheric splendour – if you go for the slow, stoned drone – or its relentless, grinding repetitiousness if you don't.

At that time, the Colombian people evaluated the accusations and elected him as their president, confident in his dedication to an agenda intended to rid Colombia of its narcotics and terrorist problems.

But the case has an extraordinary degree of intrigue about it because it has brought into a New York City courtroom the chaos of Afghanistan and the grip of its narcotics trade, and the looming figure of Mullah Mohammad Omar, one of the most wanted men in the world.

Ms. Martin's video idyll is awarded a room of its own, although its narcotic prettiness is undercut by the sandpaper rasp of Mr. Indiana's voice and Celine's nightmare words.

All the dogs were new to detection work; the Homeland Security Department said it had decided not to shift over any of its existing narcotics- or explosives-detection dogs because this task was so different.

The government said the figures showed the success of its anti-narcotics policy.

According to Hagel, confronting the problems of Afghanistan requires an understanding of its internal politics, its narcotics trade, and its endemic corruption, as well as a regional diplomatic approach, involving Pakistan, India, and Iran.

In late October, the United States decided to withhold $5 million, or 15percentt of its annual anti-narcotics funding to the Mexican government, over human rights abuses such as disappearances, extrajudicial killings and torture.

It is a fractured, experimental work whose every aspect (cinematography, set, cast, soundtrack, timing) informs its energy just as its subtexts of narcotic and sexual experimentation outraged its sponsors.