Sentence examples for take a snort from inspiring English sources

To start a meal, she insists that guests take a snort of homemade plum brandy, "to whet your appetite".

We see Sir Robert taking a snort of snuff on the way in to work.

He is the cynical priest who takes a snort or two from his flask whenever things get too weird, a condition that seems to be a constant here.

After taking a snort, she tries to put on lipstick; the high hits her before the lipstick reaches her mouth, and her hand hovers there, uncertain but oddly calm.

The other guys each took a snort.

But one has to start asking whether the US response to someone's personal decision to take a hit, snort a line or shoot a fix has reaped more devastation than it's worth.

He takes a quick snort of coke like a rat sniffing blood.

I took a quick snort of good Tennessee whiskey, a taste for which I had also inherited from the old man.

Like the Bowie fan who took a lusty snort of amyl nitrate before every song and got so excited during Starman that he took two, turned pale and tumbled through the crowd with a strangled cry of "Staaarrmaaaaan!".

Of course, not everyone who smokes a cigarette, be it tobacco or marijuana, takes a drink, snorts cocaine or self-injects morphine is destined to become an addict.

Perhaps it's even fair to say they no longer just smoke some weed or do a bump of coke: They smoke a finger, snort a tongue, take a bong rip of a torso.