Sentence examples for stoned it from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't play stoned, it wouldn't work.

But if you're stoned, it doesn't seem like work".

While reading "Moby-Dick" is a bit like being stoned, it also evokes an Asperger's air.

This reached its climax with Hopper's The Last Movie 19711), which seemed to have been made for the stoned by the stoned; it was certainly stoned by the critics.

"I would not feel so alone," sang Bob Dylan back in 1966, "everybody must get stoned". It would seem lots of people have obliged: cannabis is now far and away the world's favourite illicit drug, with approximately 180 million people having taken it in the past year.

In the mayhem of a school in which the majority of pupils didn't take O-levels, and where teachers were at times clearly stoned, it was obligatory to pretend not to work for social survival, and to speak in a laid-back drawl that was too, too cool for school.

Barrios said that, with your ear to the stone, "it was like listening to the inside of a seashell".

'Maybe Keith will want it.'" In San Diego, Booth listens as Jagger experiences an important moment of revelation: "'All these kids are so stoned.' It was true, the Stones were for the first time playing to kids who were under the influence of dope".

In Stone, it produced its first Pro Bowl selection since 1993.

This time, rather than discarding the stone, it held it against its muzzle and started to rub.

Stone: It was Tom Cruise!