stoned造句

He was stoned to death.

She washed and stoned the cherries.

The criminal was stoned to death.

A mob stoned and robbed the shops.

Such a person is assumed to be stoned all the time, unworthy of being taken seriously.

And stoned backpackers lounge gape-mouthed in cafes, eyes glued to televisions playing looping reruns of "Friends" and "Family Guy."

So when the Jewish leaders wanted to punish somebody with death in Jerusalem they got a mob together and they stoned the person.

If suspects in a crime are identified — by items reported stolen or by telltale blood stains on their clothes — the perpetrators are dragged out into the open and stoned to death by a crowd.

Shops and Banks were looted, cars stoned and roads barricaded with rocks and burning tyres during three days of alcohol-fuelled rioting that paralysed the capital and shut down the main airport.

When I was at university I would occasionally have some cannabis, but I don't think I ever determined what being stoned felt like, because I never had any when I was sober.