Sentence examples for only be smoked from inspiring English sources

Under alcohol prohibition, bootleggers preferred to sell whiskey and gin, not beer and wine; during the cocaine years, dealers switched from selling powder that was used typically for snorting to selling crack, which can only be smoked, a much more addictive way of using the drug.

Cannabis can only be smoked on private premises, with the permission of the owners.

Under the new rules, cannabis can only be smoked on private premises, with the permission of the owners.

Confusingly, there's now a ban on smoking tobacco indoors, so only pure cannabis can be smoked in the shops, which serve non-alcoholic drinks (our recent British guests found a simple solution: get a takeaway and enjoy a memorably lost weekend rolling joints by a canal instead).

After the man successfully completed an hour-long sobriety test, officers concluded "that this was the one and only joint that was smoked".

The only fish we saw was smoked and came in a foil pack labelled "Harrods".

Or it's a sausage that's been smoked only halfway — whatever that could possibly mean.

Only one cigarette type was smoked during any exposure session (four cigarettes per session).

Hence, patients needed to self-report 2 weeks of abstinence and be validated at session 7 (end of treatment) and to report 6 months of abstinence and be validated at the 6-month follow-up, with the allowance of only five cigarettes having been smoked over the follow-up period.

It's breakfast for dinner, only at breakfast the belly is smoked and called bacon.

So far Ed Richards, the Ofcom chief executive, is the only external candidate to have been smoked out – the fact that he had been told he had been shortlisted is understood to have prompted the communications regulator to confirm that he was a candidate on Monday.