Sentence examples for caps smoke from inspiring English sources

A few doors down and three flights up from the corner of Broadway and Twenty-seventh Street, where hunched men in baseball caps smoke cigarettes and hawk neon tube dresses that smell like nicotine, the Center for Book Arts is startlingly quiet.

By Victoria Loustalot February 8 , 2009A few doors down and three flights up from the corner of Broadway and Twenty-seventh Street, where hunched men in baseball caps smoke cigarettes and hawk neon tube dresses that smell like nicotine, the Center for Book Arts is startlingly quiet.

Mr. Hoffman, who was wearing a baseball cap, smoked a cigarette.

So on Friday afternoon, Jefferson met me in Toronto's Graffiti Alley, equipped with a tracksuit top, flat cap, smokes and a large bottle of Heineken (We later concurred that meeting a stranger in an alley probably wasn't the best idea on either of our parts, but we're both still here, so).

Weirdly, we also saw supporters of the Paris Saint Germain football team, clad in club shirts, scarves and caps, waving smoke grenades and yelling "Thank You, Anelka!" in reference to this.

Rathbone was born to wear Holmes's cape and deerstalker cap, to smoke his old brier-root pipe, and to rattle off his ratiocinations with merry hubris.

"Most property tax reform groups that have been studying the issue for a long time understand that a tax cap is smoke and mirrors," said Susan Zimet, 56, an Ulster County legislator and a former New Paltz town supervisor.

He wears bright yellow braces and a flat cap, and smokes a hand-rolled cigarette without a filter.

He wears bright yellow braces and a flat cap, and smokes a roll-up cigarette without a filter.

What looks like a marrow bone is stuffed with a cold veal tartare flavored with chopped pickles and the usual garnishes — what looks like the marrow is a cap of smoked mascarpone cheese.

The mixture blew off a bottle cap and produced smoke.