Sentences with phrase «line of cocaine»

Then he immediately heads to the bathroom to do a few lines of cocaine.

The piece, a sculptural work featuring a 16 - foot mirror with a real line of cocaine running down the center, also proved to be controversial.

Buscemi has a gift for finding something funny about anything, whether it's people fighting over lines of cocaine, Tommy climbing a backstop fence to avoid that swinging bat or the laughably doom - ridden atmosphere at Trees Lounge, where aging, regular client Bill (Bronson Dudley) sits statue - like at his regular spot, his only discernible movement to raise liquor to his mouth.

He's suffering from a massive hangover, but a couple of lines of cocaine do wonders to clear his head and he's ready for his next flight.

The poster, however, cheekily depicts lines of cocaine acting as a ladder for McAvoy's malfeasant bobby to climb (not out of his drug and hooker problem, but to career success!)

A very generous and curvy line of cocaine?

From presenting Deitch with a «perfectly measured line of cocaine» in a lumpen tea ceremony at his studio — the Japanese tradition that has inspired the artist's new show at the Noguchi Museum — to his stunt that got Mary Boone arrested on weapons charges, Sachs comes off as untethered in an appealing way.

Obsessed with the mystery of the gun and the rusty bone, Tim calls together a posse of friends old and new to put shovels to dirt over beers and a few lines of cocaine.

«Over time, the effect on the reward centre in the brain is similar to what makes drug addicts go back for another line of cocaine.»

I mean, come on, was someone doing a line of cocaine, and thought, «Snow?

It has lines of cocaine and rolled up bills for snorting cocaine and a mirror reflection of a user snorting.

At the peak of his debauchery, he'd wake up and snort a line of cocaine and chase it down with a can of beer.

As much as it may have been fascinating for me to watch two fellow dorm building residents snorting a line of cocaine each in the hallway, it was foolish for me to not have walked away.