Sentence examples for using nitrous from inspiring English sources

His new club, Redline Motorsports, strictly prohibits things like loud engine revving and using nitrous oxide to boost speed (a practice that's illegal in some states).

"But the second you get into saying people using nitrous in balloons is a massive issue, people will call your number on that, and they're right.

Multinational food companies benefitted from the labs' innovations, converting solid foods into sprays (the coating on Cheetos), and using nitrous oxide to aerate them into foam (Reddi Wip).

It's a fantastic Bloody Mary: briny with caper juice, the vodka pressure-infused with horseradish in a cream whipper using nitrous oxide.

"Despite the deceased being a young man, he was unable to walk down a simple flight of steps due to the chronic pain he had in his knees which was a direct result of using nitrous oxide gas".

Annual figures on drug misuse show that 6% of all 16- to 24-year-olds reported using nitrous oxide – which is technically legal – in the last year, making it second only to cannabis as the most popular drug among teenagers and young adults.

New Home Office figures suggest 470,000 people aged 16-59 used nitrous oxide in the past year, up 100,000 from 2013.

Last year more than two tonnes of used nitrous oxide containers were picked up from the fields of Glastonbury.

Under current state law, the police can arrest someone who uses nitrous oxide under a statute that prohibits inhaling a toxic chemical for intoxication.

He said that based on studies he had read, about 4 million Americans from 18 to 25 had used nitrous oxide or another inhalant.

Crawford Long, Gardner Colton, Horace Wells, and Charles Jackson are all claimants for priority; some used nitrous oxide gas, and others employed ether, which was less capricious.