Sentence examples for smoke off from inspiring English sources

Nichols and May use "Pirandello" to close the first half of "Evening," presumably so that an audience can smoke off its shock in the lobby.

It means pushing an often frighteningly big rock off the side of a mountain, then watching it roll down, bounce, explode, crush trees, and smoke off into the valley below.

No one is blowing smoke off of their gun".

·Canada also stinks ("Smoke from Canadian Fires Blankets Eastern U.S".; "Canadian Smoke Off Norway").

The room sizzles, smoke off the hotplate hisses into her ears faster than rumours.

**·**Canada also stinks ("Smoke from Canadian Fires Blankets Eastern U.S".; "Canadian Smoke Off Norway").

Sources of exposure to formaldehyde include occupational exposure during use or production of materials containing formaldehyde; cigarette smoke; off-gassing from manufactured wood products in new mobile homes; and other new products found in homes (e.g., fiberglass, carpets, and paper products) (ATSDR, 1999).

I learned who said their prayers before the plunge, who listened to gangster rap, who smoked pot off-season.

She smoked off and on, mostly at a cafe over a cup of coffee.

He had civilian friends who injected, but he didn't like the thought of that, so they showed him how No 4 could be smoked off foil or in a cigarette.

The filter paper with the residue was thereafter placed into a crucible and smoked off gradually, avoiding burning.