Sentence examples for example a smoky from inspiring English sources
For example, a smoky eye.
One example: a barrel treated with smoky Ardbeg Islay Scotch was then occupied rich Ron Zacapa rum from Guatemala.
If your parents say you smell of smoke, tell them either that you were in a smoky place (for example, a bar), at a friend's house whose parents smoke in the house, or that some of your friends smoke.
The most prevalent red grape there is the cabernet franc, and the 2006 Chinon les Granges ($17.99), from Bernard Baudry, is a great example: smoky and earthy with tangy fruit and a rasp of tannin for structure.
Right now, for example, 1950's-style 1950's-styleacky kitsmoky la "Mad Men" is hot, and coRat-Packyfeather burlesque is on the rise thankitschthe new Cher movie.
A smoky chipotle and lobster sauce, for example, brings out the sweetness of sautéed shrimp in a rich, mouth-filling tamale stuffed with steamed cornmeal, mushrooms and zucchini blossoms.
But the messages that early users composed were actually more figurative — scent selfies, jokes, ideas, or emotions, in which, for example, the "smoky" tag began to be used as the equivalent of the eggplant emoji.
A store is a smoky church.
It had a smoky, cocoalike aroma.
