Sentence examples for smoke spliff from inspiring English sources

Sure, I smoke spliff and do the odd line of coke - everyone does".

Police officers smoke spliffs, paramedics rob old ladies and children help to light a man's cigarette.

Even if I manage to cut out cigarettes from my life, I have another habit to face, because I prefer to smoke spliffs.

For example, we can be pretty sure that conservative evangelical Christian Pat Robertson doesn't smoke spliffs after taping episodes of "The 700 Club," but he does think "we should treat marijuana the way we treat beverage alcohol" by legalizing, regulating and taxing it.

So he smoked spliff after spliff and stuck with what he regarded as safe territory – sex and drugs.

Most smoked spliffs, sending up clouds of pungent smoke into the air.

Brian was just the first of the 60s stars with whom Donovan rubbed elbows and later smoked spliffs or dropped acid.

The main revelation of a new biography of Mr Cameron - that he may have smoked spliffs as a teenage schoolboy - serialised in Sunday newspapers yesterday, failed to provoke any sizeable political reaction.

The retrievers employed by the Metropolitan police to sniff out illegal substances were stationed by the royal park's Marble Arch entrance, just a few hundred yards from where a crowd that eventually numbered in the thousands smoked spliffs and ate cannabis edibles in an act of mass civil disobedience.

I smoked spliffs on the way to work, beelining through downtown Portland with a renewed sense of focus.

But the team behind Shade, Ladyfag and Seva Granik, are old pros; I'll never forget one of their most recent triumphs: an Alexander Wang afterparty during Fashion Week where Miley Cyrus' ice cream cone pasties brushed against my arm as she smoked spliffs and danced to Jersey Club.