Thy meats, spiced with poison; or thy wines, drugged with death?

He was in his night-dress, and his big blue eyes were drugged with sleep.

She was drugged with the wine of a new life.

My soul has been drugged with argument and- Icannot help saying it-bribedwith favors.

Thrackles stared into space through eyes drugged with killing.

We are drugged with literature so that we can never live at all, of ourselves.

Now she smote on his tortured senses, so long drugged with beauty, like a physical blow.

It is laughable to read of those days when men were drugged with pills, boluses and powders.

That is what you were drugged with.

To one who has been over- drugged with arsenic a slight amount more may prove a fatal dose.

Drugged with fatigue, the younger man slept, awaking to full day, a fog of bewilderment and disorientation.

There's plenty land, Sahara's drugged with it.

I was happy in the moment, and more than that, I was drugged with my dreams of the future.

It is not a pleasant thing to see men walking like living corpses, or as though drugged with fatigue.

And when late in the day Mr. Winscombe, partially drugged with opium, grew consciously weaker, Howat's assistance was required.

The harbor was filled with empty boats; the market drugged with goods of all sorts that no one would buy.