Sentence examples for stoned on from inspiring English sources
Chagnon's Yanomami warriors got stoned on hallucinogenic snuffs, raided one another's villages, killed rival warriors and kidnapped their women.
Ginsberg hipped to that aspect of things, too, and in one letter he describes staring, stoned on peyote, at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel in San Francisco, impressed by its "Golgotha-robot" visage.
Because of these gifts, Caroline was loathed by the Belgian public; on one occasion, her carriage was stoned on the streets of Brussels.
In one classic segment, pretty much the whole squad room gets stoned on hashish brownies.
Get stoned on ferocious yadong rice liquor.
How have we gotten so stoned, on nothing?
The stoned, on-the-road, trapped-in-yesterday rawness is gone.
Spielberg and his screenwriter, Melissa Mathison, don't over-explain anyone, including the squat, splayfooted title character with the elevator neck and the stoned-on-life big eyes.
In "Guilt Armada," on Day 98, she says: "Do presidents get stoned on power or what.
Watch him on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast after getting stoned on-air (with a whisky chaser) and see what he really thinks.
Watching it feels like getting stoned on celluloid while reading Raymond Chandler and listening to the Fugs.
