Sedative.

I gave him a sedative.

I gave her a sedative.

To play it safe you'd stuff her with sedatives

There was nothing stronger than a few grains of phenobarbital.

You gave her the sedative?

Well, they're both under sedatives.

Sleep and calm.

I could kill you! You gave me sedatives!

It's a sedative. He'Il digest it.

10. Sedative type drugs refer to barbiturates, benzodiazepines and other sedatives, for example, methaqualone.

I believe I prescribed a sedative for you, didn't I?

Can't you give him a hypo, Doc? Something to knock him out, put him to sleep?

Not yet, he's still sedated.

She could be sleeping, under sedatives.

tranquillising pill every hour.

(Irene) When did they inject him ?

Today's the first day that she's gone without sedatives.

Teddy was furious when he found out I'd taken tranquilisers.

We had to get the interns to administer a sedative.

I've given her a sedative. It should last through the night.

In cases where conflict has long been part of daily life and where it is possible to obtain drugs, many people become dependent on tranquillizers and cannot function without them.

This was also true for non opiate sedatives.

Yes. You might bring Mr. De Winter a sedative.

There was no reported decrease in the abuse of sedatives in 1995.

Then he says he'll get me a sedative and that he understands everything quite well.

Opiates and sedatives are the two main types of drugs abused, followed by cannabis and cocaine.

He's now in the operating room. He's sedated. They're almost done.

Many countries reporting illicit consumption of sedatives reported a gradual stabilization of consumption.

11. Abuse of sedatives has been reported by 55 countries with an estimated 46.4 million abusers.

Well, he's so full of sedatives now he doesn't even know he's on the earth, but i want him in the hospital, and i want him strapped to the bed.

Be calm. Calm.

Calm down.

The conclusion may thus be drawn that even though more countries have reported abuse of opiates, the prevalence rates (the highest rates ranging from 0.9 to 1.8 per cent) indicate that opiate abuse is less prevalent among the general population than, for example, the abuse of sedatives where the highest prevalence rates range from 5.5 to 25 per cent.

Apparently Michel said some things while still sedated... ..and so my friend thought he needed to let you know.

With regard to sedatives, amphetamines, opiates, cocaine and hallucinogens, an increase of at least 50 per cent is reported in sub Saharan African countries.

With the exception of cocaine and sedatives, those seeking treatment for drug abuse problems are getting younger.

Gimme, uh, the Gimme the, uh the tranquilizer drug.

Calm yourself, Sergei.

Calm down, Märeta.

Calm down, sweetheart.

Enough!

Calm, my love.

Calm down, Klaus!

How can you tell me to calm down?