Sentence examples for playing smoke from inspiring English sources

Yesterday he was playing Smoke on the Water and, well..."...

Mughal said: "Twitter is very adept at playing smoke and mirrors.

When playing "Smoke," Mokie sees that the Japanese is superior to him and declares him to be the new king of jazz.

While the judges marked their ballots, Miss Shopp entertained by playing "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" on her vibraharp, evidently not handicapped by the thirty-pound gown.

In his hands, Autotune is a weapon, not a gimmick: ironically for a device used to dehumanise the singer, it makes him sound more vulnerable, as though playing smoke and mirrors with his own emotions.

And when it's not pictures of their dinner they're posting, it will be pictures of cats playing computer chess or six-month-old babies playing Smoke on the Water note-perfect on a Gibson Les Paul.

This is one of few grassy areas where children can play Smoke rises after a car bomb.

"We'll walk into a guitar shop, and there will be a sign hanging on the wall that says: 'Please do not play "Smoke on the Water".

Jimmy McHale, whose family has owned McHale's since 1953, said, "I am going to make a good-faith attempt to enforce the rules, but I am not going to play smoke cop".

However, musicians are a restless bunch and you can only play Smoke on the Water, Always Crashing in the Same Car or Roast Fish and Cornbread so many times before someone is bound to say: "Hang on a minute, what would happen if we played them all at the same time?" And so it is that new genres are born.

Now I'm just happy to play Smoke On The Water.