poisoned造句

It has poisoned minds as well.

"Then you have thought that Barrois was poisoned?"

The leadership of North Korea could be a poisoned chalice.

It is not poisoned, though I prepared it.

The tests found 68 out of 72 workers were so badly poisoned they required hospitalisation.

The discussion poisoned the public discourse that is the lifeblood of a democratic society.

In addition, it is essential that poisoned children are identified and given appropriate chelation therapy.

It is not about ensuring that people don't get poisoned: it is about changing their behaviour.

Domoic acid can also cause neurological disorders and death in animals that eat fish poisoned with the neurotoxin.

The people of the Amazon do not want to see their forests felled and their lands poisoned.

"The leaders wanted to make sure they had enough to eat and that nobody poisoned their food," said Gao.

Nationwide there are dozens of places like Liukuaizhuang, where factories have blackened streams, poisoned farmland and choked the air.

The Queen tracks her down, giving her a poisoned apple, and she appears to die and is arranged in a glass coffin by the grieving dwarfs.

Last year, after poisoned dairy products killed six children, the chairwoman of Sanlu, the most notable producer, was sentenced to life in prison.

The pharmaceutical industry, for instance, would be much smaller if people were seriously worried that they might be poisoned every time they took a new drug.

Even modernised sites pose huge risks: a cyanide spill at a gold-extraction plant in Baia Mare in Romania poisoned the Tisza river in 2000.

Although the extraction process in each location differs, they share a need for highly toxic chemicals. Horror stories abound about poisoned water supplies and miners.

The old man had been mad with rage. He had laid traps, dug up rat holes and put down poison. Yet instead of killing the rats he had poisoned his hens.

The police chief in Port-de-Paix, in the north-west, was poisoned in January after several million dollars of cash seized from the uncle of a prominent drug-smuggler went missing.

"There is no doubt that Satao is dead, killed by an ivory poacher's poisoned arrow to feed the seemingly insatiable demand for ivory in far-off countries," Mr Moller said.