Sentence examples similar to stick syringe from inspiring English sources

The French Society of Anaesthesiology (SFAR) recommends the use of pre printed self-stick syringe labels.

By misquoting my lyrics to suggest that I would like to stick a syringe in a girl's eye (for the record: it was arm; a male friend; and the whole thing is not about being violent in any way), as well as generally implying a certain misogynistic attitude in our group, the reviewer crossed the line in a way that demands a response.

When Snow arrives, Emilie is dead, and he resurrects her by sticking a syringe through her eyeball to her brain.

But one involves sticking a syringe in an exposed buttock or arm, the other a well-greased palm.

"You can shoot yourself" — Paltrow mimed sticking a syringe into her behind — "but you can't buy injectable glutathione without a prescription".

Why not try sticking a syringe in some soup?

Maintaining clinical accuracy on set with authentic 1950s equipment isn't easy when the syringes stick and tubing has perished and the sphygmomanometer (blood pressure) cuff deflates itself.

Basically, if my AS Level sociology textbooks were right, and religion truly is the "opiate of the masses", then I spent the last week twitching in the corner, mouth frothing, with a Godly syringe sticking out my arm.

In the auto-disable syringes, the needle is stuck to the syringe – you can't break it off.

After playing him like a fiddle with some belittling dirty talk, she tried to stick a heroin-filled syringe into his neck while he was mid-erotic asphyxiation.

In his President's Address to the 67th Scientific Sessions, Richard recalled, with both humor and emotion, how the family pediatrician asked him to stick himself with the syringe to demonstrate for his son that it did not hurt too much (2).