Syringe in a sentence

Live the syringe, die by the syringe.

According to Allegheny County’s public dashboard and officials there, it allocated $325,000 from its portion of opioid settlement funds to Prevention Point Pittsburgh’s syringe program, which operates five sites in Pittsburgh.

A dosing cup, syringe and bottle of the drug Xyrem, produced by Jazz Pharmaceuticals.

A staff member draws up a syringe with the Comirnaty vaccine from Biontech and Pfizer adapted to the Omicron-BA.1 variant at the Mainz vaccination center.

For 200 years, the medical standard of care has been the ear-and-bladder syringe, a medieval-looking device that squirts water into ear canals, a messy procedure that requires clinicians to place buckets on a patient's shoulder.

Henry was indicated on one count of aggravated possession of drugs, a fifth degree felony, and one count of possessing criminal tools, a fifth degree felony, for methamphetamine, a baggie and syringe.

He said he grabbed White's arm and forced him to the ground, with White still attempting to twist the syringe into him.

In 2020, Griffin also advocated for physical violence against Trump by suggesting that someone use a syringe on him “with the air inside” — a potentially lethal act.

Mannhardt said he waited until 9 a.m. for Shoppers Drug Mart to open to buy a large syringe to be able to feed the fawn.

Orange Police Station where the man stumbled inside late at night with a syringe sticking out of his breast pocket and more than $1000 worth of stolen goods in his bag.

Possession of a syringe without a prescription is illegal in most states, but many have refused to prosecute safe injection sites.

Supplements for children come in various forms – from liquid drops you can pop on your nipple while breastfeeding, to medicine-like mixtures that can be given to older babies on a spoon or in a syringe.

The Co-op boss also said colleagues would be subject to abuse if they attempted to stop these criminals, with more than 100 staff members being subject to a hate or threatened with a syringe, knife or bottle every day.

The court had heard Naddaf had helped Ashlee to the bathroom, putting her down on a flannelette sheet on the floor, and fed her water through a syringe for five days.

The relatively large T4 looks like a hybrid of a lunar lander and a syringe, using its long tail fibers to land on E. coli cells and puncturing the bacteria's outer membrane with its tail tube.

These hulking athletes could “dominate a 98-pound kid with ease,” Hilton wrote, and if the students resisted, they were injected with a syringe of sedative.

The terrified turkey hen is held upside down while a hypodermic syringe delivers sperm into her oviduct via the exposed cloaca.

Uncle entered the pigsty with a pail of slop in one hand and a syringe in the other, planning to lure them with the promise of slop and then inject them, but they didn’t take the bait.

An old-fashioned snakebite kit relied on currently unacceptable treatments: scalpel for incision, tourniquet, suction syringe.

As Ms. Worrell’s presentation concluded, Dr. Vaca approached and showed her a picture on his phone: a man killed so quickly by fentanyl that the syringe was still stuck in his neck.