Sentence examples for the tranquilliser from inspiring English sources

Both were tested positive for the tranquilliser Acetylpromazine (ACP).

Our vet suggested using a smaller dose in the tranquilliser dart, so she could still walk.

If I was Ian McGeechan, meanwhile, I'd be scouring Britain for a prop forward known as the Tranquilliser Dart.

Lowell is not shy about presenting himself as a poet on the edge of nervous collapse, someone who needed to be "tamed" by the tranquilliser of choice in the 50s.

Even without the tranquilliser dart of a Sunday morning kick-off, there would still have been no inflamed rumbustiousness from the locals, who knew better than to expect a win against a good Second Division team.

The global painkilling group has demanded that ketamine, the tranquilliser most famous for its use on horses and freshers called Toby, should not be placed under United Nations illicit drug restrictions, as it's an essential medicine.

This newfound demand for non-barbiturate tranquillisers dovetailed with Dr Leo Sternbach's 1957 discovery that benzodiazepines – a class of chemical he'd first synthesised decades earlier while trying to invent a new dye – could be used to treat anxiety with greater efficiency and less risk than barbiturates, the common tranquilliser of the time.

Then, just before his 8.30am meeting, Ross's phone rang with the news that would rip their world apart: Louise was dead, drowned in the bath after taking ketamine, the horse tranquilliser that is currently the "party drug" of choice among young people across the UK.

And, in more recent years, medical professionals have been extolling the benefits of the horse tranquilliser for its effects on treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, and PTSD.

The present research investigated the separate and interactive effects of the minor tranquilliser, temazepam, and a low dose of alcohol on the amplitude and latency of P300 and on reaction time.

The figures were released as the government announces the latest move in efforts to curb drug misuse, with tougher penalties for the use of ketamine, the horse tranquilliser.