Sentence examples for good smoking from inspiring English sources

Head chef at this cool, artistically scuffed number is Dean Parker, who seems to be every bit as talented as his mentor, teasing vegetables into extraordinary service – charred-edged celeriac, smoked aubergine whipped with mint, honey-smoked asparagus (they love a good smoking, and fermenting, and pickling) with mead and creme fraiche.

Food includes popular burgers (from £7.95) and there's a good smoking terrace.

"I would never promote these as a 'healthy option', because the only good smoking is no smoking," she says.

She could copy the boys if it made them feel good, smoking (she had rolled her own as a girl, out of cedar-bark), shooting, fishing, riding Harleys, telling dirty stories and, until she bravely embraced sobriety in 1980, knocking back martinis with the best of them.

But every so often, we've all stepped out from the sweaty confines of the main room and bathed in the nicotine glow of a good smoking area.

All music sounds better through cheap headphones on the bus anyway and you're less likely to get stuck talking to some jaw-dragger about David Cameron and how good smoking is.

"He was good at smoking hash, actually.... Masterful at that".

Marguerite enjoyed tweaking the townspeople with such remarks as the now famous "Oh, yes, my daughter Lula Carson" — then a teen-ager — "and I have such a good time smoking together.

For example, there was no evidence Crestor helped patients with high C.R.P. but no traditional risk factors like high blood pressure, low HDL or "good" cholesterol, smoking or a family history of early heart disease, the F.D.A. said.

"This is as good a smoking gun as you get," said neuroscientist James Simmons, an echolocation expert at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island.

But there were also some moderate highs (mostly revolving around red wine and good company, smoking cigarettes out of my bedroom window).