David sat in his dark glasses smoking a cigar, angled away from Patrick, a jaundiced cloud of pastis on the table in front of him.
People think I'm crabby having seen the new movie, (1) but I'm not this misanthrope who sits in a dark room, smoking, writing comments under YouTube clips.
But oh no, Time Magazine wasn't talking about these high-spirited geldings frolicking drunkenly on the Northern Line, Time Magazine was talking about the hoodies and the little fucks stealing your Granny's pension and hanging out in dark corners smoking weed and dealing crack and skipping school and not even gaining one C at GCSE.
A gay couple, one wearing white gloves, the other dark shades, smoking hashish.
After a few takes, a man in dark shades smoking a cigarette walked over from a far corner of the terrace and yelled, "OK.
If it starts getting dark, or smoking, take it out.
By now, he was wearing a dark-pink smoking jacket with black trim, and a hat with a little feather in it.
That last line, which could of course be taken to mean "I'm dying, my number's up", appears in the CD booklet beside a defiant Death's Head, wearing dark glasses and smoking a cigarette.
When, early on, the smitten Des Grieux declares his love for her, Manon sits at the end of a bar wearing a red coat and dark glasses and smoking a cigarette the very image of a prostitute.
There are about 150 Somalis in town today — down from roughly 250 in 2010 — and no other group in Postville has stood out quite so much: Somali women dressed in head coverings and flowing hijabs shopping in the IGA supermarket; tall, dark-skinned Somali men, smoking cigarettes and speaking Arabic outside a store that they rent for their mosque, two doors down from Club 51, the town's lone bar.
