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165 examples of Marijuana in a sentence

It's a research crop marijuana grow room.
Like if you're looking for marijuana in students' lockers, it'll point right to somebody.
In efforts to make a somewhat comedic yet serious movie about the art of growing marijuana, Stephen Gyllenhaal (director) fell a few bong rips short of a good movie.
This film spends a lot of time preaching against marijuana.
I mean, nothing happens, 5 dumb kids go to Oklahoma to find a magical forest of marijuana... this could've been fun, if it hadn't been for the 5 worst actors in the world.
pixote is the name of a 12 year-old boy who lives in the streets, and survive with misdemeanors; he stays for a while in a house of detention, and when he left it he continues to plan robs with other buns and a prostitute, played by marilia Pera. the boy is still a marijuana addicted and smell glue with another teenagers, to forget his sad reality.
The story is about three hired hands on a hidden illegal marijuana farm in southern California.
The concept -- a gardener growing marijuana to overcome the penury she finds herself confronting after her husband's death -- does not offend me.
C. Thomas also seemed uncomfortable in role of being seduced here (while on marijuana?
Don't get me wrong , I want to see marijuana legalized as much as the next guy.
Ignoring (if possible) the tediously gratuitous marijuana smoking (which seems to be mandatory in Australian government-funded films) the cast of this movie gives a reasonably credible performance.
Naturally if you mix a quaint Cornish village - largely populated by retired genteel ladies - with a liberal dose of marijuana, a certain amount of silliness will ensue.
It's obviously a pre-code film because the girls often wear very little clothing and there's even a song singing the praises of marijuana!
She could lose her lovely house and sees no other solution to her misery than to start growing marijuana.
There's only one thing wrong with this picture and that is the way it portraits the effect marijuana has on it's user.
Anyway, instead of the marijuana which Cheech and Chong are supposed to have in their possession, they are said to have diamonds!
Still, the characters go around in a haze of marijuana smoke stoning others along their way with no explanation whatsoever!
Big noses can be seen as hinting towards phallic symbols, in the same way that H.R. Puff N Stuff had hinted towards marijuana smoking.
Brenda Blethyn is a fine actress, and does a good job at portraying widower Grace, who resorts to growing marijuana to pay off her massive debts.
Of course, there are flat moments, like one where two elderly women mistaken Grace's marijuana leaves for tea leaves and they start pulling childish antics at the store where they work.
One thing that was missing was any mention of George Jung (played by Johnny Depp in the movie "Blow"), who was supposedly responsible for much of the marijuana and cocaine coming into this country in the 60's-80's.
I mean,the whole idea of this movie and all the marijuana in it is such a craziness!
She never worked before, and is in a tragic situation until Matthew,her gardener who is very found of smoking pot, decides to make a partnership with her in selling marijuana in large scale.
Or the animated segment on "The Dealers" which depicts dancing toilets after Shapiro ingested some marijuana!
All references to marijuana were replaced with "diamonds".
Otherwise, alcohol and marijuana always accompany the omnipresent cigarette in the scenes not involving sex.
About a half dozen marijuana harvesting yahoos camping out in the woods are sprayed with a toxic chemical called "Dromax" by a passing helicopter (sent out by some corrupt federal agents well aware of what they're doing).
She seemed to be high on marijuana, not drunk on homemade hooch.
Seems some surly gents are turning kids on with mind altering Mary Jane aka marijuana.
The movie at times severely exaggerates the effects of marijuana to include visual hallucinations that are more comparable to psychedelic drugs like LSD.
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