Sentence examples for some poison from inspiring English sources

Lacey gives them some poison on a strip.

Some poison gases, such as chlorine and hydrogen cyanide, enter the victim's lungs during inhalation.

"There's some poison ivy," he said, pointing to a three-leafed plant, "and there's a hypodermic needle wrapper".

Had the person who dropped dead on the street been given some poison that took a short time to act?

(Buttons had eaten some poison, intended for rodents, that Mr. Marshall had placed at her father's house).

I feel as if some poison gas had spread over us and that our democracy will suffer from this for many years to come".

Thus in one scene Di Botcher and Sheila Reid play two old biddies sitting on a playground bench; and the casualness with which the former passes the latter some poison-tablets to despatch her son-in-law speaks volumes.

Not even the sources of some poisons are fully understood.

The only truth in those "rules" was a partial one: cooking does destroy some poisons.

Some poisons are not active until converted to a different form in the body; their antidotes interrupt that conversion.

Some poisons, however, can bind to glutamate receptors and lead to toxic overstimulation of nerve cells.