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01. Hilary was quite surprised to discover her 17-year-old daughter is on the [pill].
02. She is quite ill, and has about five different [pills] she has to take every day.
03. After taking sleeping [pills] for a few months, she found she could no longer sleep without them.
04. Instead of taking vitamin [pills] all the time, why don't you just eat properly?
05. What would you do if your 16-year-old daughter told you she was using birth control [pills]?
06. He passed out at the party after drinking a bottle of wine, and taking some kind of [pills].
07. Marilyn Monroe committed suicide by taking an overdose of sleeping [pills].
08. Dr. Joyce Brothers once said that no matter how love-sick a woman is, she shouldn't take the first [pill] that comes along.
09. I read a book in which nobody in the future ate any meals; they simply ate a [pill] which provided all their daily nutritional requirements.
10. The young girl was raped after a man put a [pill] in her drink which caused her to pass out and forget everything that happened.
11. There is now a [pill] available which a woman can take after having sex to prevent pregnancy.
12. The [pill] was too big for the little boy to swallow.
13. Take one [pill] with water after each meal.

Grammatical examples in English. 2013.

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  • Pill — Pill, v. i. To be peeled; to peel off in flakes. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

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