stoned造句怎么写

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.

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.

She washed and stoned the cherries.

A mob stoned and robbed the shops.

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

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.

The criminal was stoned to death.

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

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

He was stoned to death.