Sentence examples for long puff from inspiring English sources

Roth takes a long puff and sighs.

Perhaps taking a long puff on his cigarette.

("Take a nice long puff, then blow the smoke to the ceiling").

Christopher Lee takes a long puff on his vast cigar, grins his lupine grin and silently dares me to argue back.

When we asked him about American allegations that his regime had concealed weapons of mass destruction, Aziz smiled and said, "I think you will find that those allegations are" — he paused for dramatic emphasis by taking a long puff — "exaggerated".

Specifically, the high Ca2+ affinity of SK2 channels suggests they may be activated by low or moderate efferent activity, whereas BK channels, with lower Ca2+ affinity, would be preferentially activated by stronger efferent activity (as suggested by our experiments with long puff applications of ACh).

But my mother said no, I had had plenty of fun already, and forced me to put on my coat over my long puff-sleeved dress.

I've begun to do that countless times a day when my mind turns to numbing agents -- persons, places, and things that inspire intensity of thought or emotion, that physiologically give me that dopamine boost for a minute just as my shot of vodka would or a long inhale of weed or an extra-long puff on a Marlboro.

In contrast, in slices from CA VII KO mice, GABA application evoked hardly any spiking even with the longest puff.

The rituals involved, such as holding a cigarette between the fingers or taking a long, luxuriant puff, can be as habit-forming as nicotine itself.

He smokes, taking long, pleasant puffs of his own hand-rolled Bali Shag cigarettes without a trace of the guilty shrug that smokers usually display in public.