Sentence examples for real smokers from inspiring English sources

The firm's researchers, by contrast, found that real smokers draw 50-70ml puffpuff, and do so twice a minute.

In reality, you may feel a bit of a prat as non-smokers look on disapprovingly and "real" smokers acknowledge their pariah status by going outside.

Finally, those who vape can inspire contempt from real smokers who think fake puffs are naff.E-cigarettes have provoked criticism from all sides, in short.

However, BAT's own data show that some of its cigarettes delivered far more nicotine and tar to machines which had the characteristics of real smokers than to those which ran on ISO standards.

The creators of the campaign used focus groups and feedback from smokers to develop sobering ads showing real smokers with amputations, paralysis and disfigurement from heart and lung surgeries.

(Johnson et al., 2003, p. 391) Addicted smokers were often referred to as "real smokers" and were portrayed negatively (e.g., they had lost control of smoking and had urges to smoke) by nondaily smokers.

"Oh, no, then I'd be a real smoker," he said.

"I was a real smoker, man — die-hard," Mr. Carl said.

"The pinkish hue in the pork or brisket shows that the meat's been cooked in a real smoker with real wood," Mr. Dorman said.

"When you're a real smoker, you don't really enjoy any cigarettes, it's just a habit, one after another," Dr. Maloney said.

I was in a pub in Oxford sometime in the 1980s, and Dummett came in and asked the barman for "40 Benson & Hedges, please" in a real smoker's voice.