Sentence examples similar to going to smoking from inspiring English sources

An example of this practice can be found in a recent Times article, "States Cut Antismoking Outlays Despite Record Tobacco Revenue," which reports that in the past few years, a relatively small amount of the receipts from tobacco taxes has been going to smoking-prevention and smoking-cessation programs.

In contrast, participants in the treatment condition, who were not told about the effective smoking prevention course, may have reasoned that at least some money should go to smoking prevention, especially given the fact that the expenses of the proposed lung cancer operation are high.

Counselling by health professionals on smoking cessation is crucial if their patients are going to quit smoking.

"Of course, I'm not going to be smoking right there over the baby, because smoke in general and being high is not good for a kid.

"You're never going to stop smoking cigars".

Because this ball is going to come smoking".

So you say "I'm going to stop smoking.

Another of my priorities is going to be smoking.

"I can tell you right now, I'm not going to stop smoking in my own office".

"But I've decided that when I'm about 70 I'm going to start smoking again".

Jeffery's father, who denies the allegations, said he took his "rebellious" daughter to Saudi Arabia because since the age of 14 she had been going to clubs, smoking marijuana, drinking alcohol and spending time with older men.