Sentence examples for smoke well from inspiring English sources

Forty-two percent of Greeks over age 15 smoke, well above the European Union average of 29 percent.

And the colours – parched sandy roads, lilac meadows, the faded rust of a little train with its puff of blue-grey smoke – well, the colours are all shiningly there.

"There's this opinion out there that when people see smoke from fire, they think it's all going up in smoke — well, no, it's not," Ms. Law said, referring to forests that experience relatively low-intensity fires, a common dynamic in dry areas like central and eastern Oregon and parts of California.

"You sure you want to do this?" From Bruce Aidells, the man who restored the good name of mass-produced sausage in America, we learned that Levis's original recipe was probably based on an Eastern European thin rope sausage, usually made with pork and beef, because "its spices are mild and it takes the smoke well".

I don't smoke (well I didn't, I guess I technically started on our trip) but I still found the cigar factory fascinating.

Blueberry, blackberry and citrus fruit smells cover smoke well.

I've smoked well over a hundred thousand cigarettes in my life, and each one of those cigarettes meant something to me.

Request that any visitors or family members who will not quit smoking only smoke outside, well away from the toddler.

In people, the potential health risks of smoking and inhaling second-hand smoke are well documented.

The negative health consequences of tobacco smoking and exposure to second-hand tobacco smoke are well documented [ 1].

The smoked is well and truly smoked, with real bite to it, and much better than it has a right to be.