Sentence examples for * the smokes from inspiring English sources

The main components of the smokes were vanillin, phenol and methoxyphenols, in all smoking materials studied.

Maybe it was the smokes, or maybe it's genes.

She won't weaken and bring him the smokes, either.

A manager of the Smokes and Such shop in Skokie, who requested anonymity, said he removed K2 products from the store weeks ago in anticipation of the ban.

Now, they can watch cigarette spots again, to an extent: the smokes being advertised are electronic rather than made from tobacco.

Re "Hiding the Smokes" (editorial, March 21), about a New York City proposal to ban the display of tobacco products: The objective of the proposed regulation is praiseworthy, but it could easily be circumvented.

Breast-feeding substantially increases absorption of nicotine compared with only environmental tobacco smoke when the mother smokes (Dahlström et al. 1990; Luck and Nau 1985; Schulte-Hobein et al. 1992).

There is a 'dose response' effect, univariately, when room sharing, and when bed sharing at 2, 10 and 20 weeks related to whether just the partner smokes, just the mother smokes or both smoke.

They all immediately began singing along to Mr. Peel's song "The Pope Smokes Dope," until the scene was broken up by the police.

The New York-based street musician David Peel played frequently in Washington Square Park; John Lennon encountered him there and went on to produce Peel's 1972 album "The Pope Smokes Dope".

There's David Peel's counterculture anthem "The Pope Smokes Dope," the title song of his landmark 1972 album, which was produced by John Lennon and Yoko Ono and banned in countries around the world.