Sentence examples for snorting from inspiring English sources

Scandals that aren't out of tune with a celebrity's image are often surprisingly easy to bounce back from: after images of Kate Moss snorting coke surfaced, her bookings fell, but, over time, they went up.

By 13 he was snorting up to seven grammes of amphetamine a day.

Australians snorting with derision every time they hear a Labor colleague swear allegiance to the leader.

The Daily Mirror article that accompanied stills from video footage taken at a recording studio in London in September identified the drug Ms Moss was snorting as cocaine.

He set out to drive on that Friday night to see his daughter after snorting two lines of cocaine.

The Zimbabweans explained that they did not trust the Rwandans not to attack the town, which is surrounded by rebels and Ugandan troops, during the talks.The Ugandan delegation opened the bidding with hardline proposals that left the other side snorting dismissively.

So they may wait until November 24th to table the confidence motion.In this section Palocci under siege Death throes War of words A snorting victory Fundamentally gangsterism Correction: the Gomery inquiry Reprints Related items Canada Quebecc: A snorting victoryNov 17th 2005Even so, the election is a gamble for the opposition.

The indicator last shot up without support from shares in 1995, the beginning of a memorably snorting bull market in equities.

"I grew up castrating hogs on an Iowa farm," she said with a smile, amid snorting, corpulent pigs.

And whereas much of the heroin in the past was of the "black tar" variety, which is usually injected, there is a trend towards brown heroin, which lends itself better to snorting and smoking.

When the Argonauts finally reached Colchis, they found that the king, Aeëtes, would not give up the fleece until Jason yoked the king's fire-snorting bulls to a plow and plowed the field of Ares.