Sentence examples for smoked up from inspiring English sources
During World War I, he had frequently smoked up to twenty cigars per day but he quit smoking in 1925.
When I started work at Greenland we all smoked up in the staff room, but now there's signs saying "Smoking On Site Is A Disciplinary Offence" – that's Brussels for you – so now those of us left've got to puff away under the side entrance.
Probably all the pot I just smoked up in the room".
They concluded that women who smoked up to half a pack -- 10 cigarettes -- a day had a 50percentt greater likelihood of giving birth to a child with the problem than did women who did not smoke.
The noncorporate simplicity that made the first round in Zimbabwe so refreshing just two months ago was as ancient as Bill Tilden once the Forum lights dimmed and the fireworks smoked up the joint.
This was followed by a smoking interval in which participants could choose to smoke up to four more cigarettes over a 2-h period.
In 2012, Snoop Dogg said in a Reddit Q&A that he smokes up 81 cannabis blunts a day.
In "Trixie," two Airbnb hosts smoke up to relieve the stress of their awful Euro-trash guests.
By Sheldon Flory The New Yorker, January 2 , 1971P. 30 Blown snow smokes up View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight By Alice Gregory.
Then you go home, smoke up, and watch SportsCenter.
