Sentence examples for smokers now from inspiring English sources

Of the entire adult population, people 18 or older, smokers now account for only 22percentt.

The hospital stairwell, once the provenance of smokers, now plays host to those who need to sneak away when the going gets tough.

The writer claims that many adults who used to be smokers now use Ritalin to get the same dopamine boost which sharpens focus and concentration.

There are fewer smokers now than in 2002, when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and his health commissioner took office, and during their tenure there have been fewer deaths from H.I.V., alcohol and drugs and less lead poisoning among children.

So smokers now have the option to smoke regular cigarettes where they can and complement this with the use of e-cigarettes where it is not possible or appropriate to smoke tobacco.

Are there more or less smokers now?

Smokers and ex-smokers now rely primarily on chewing gum and transdermal patches that deliver controlled doses of nicotine designed to wean the body from addiction.

Never has the unpredictability of a civil jury been more impressively displayed than in the 18-page verdict finding that Philip Morris had knowingly harmed and misled a heavy smoker now ill with lung cancer.

The actor Leonardo DiCaprio was spotted puffing on an e-cig at Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood earlier this year, while the French actress Catherine Deneuve, a longtime heavy smoker, now puffs the electronic version in Parisian restaurants and even during news conferences.

A vaper rather than a smoker now (modern or what?) he talks to Geordie Williamson about the insanity of the gun laws in his new home, America, the viciousness of the British press, and his memories of his stepmother, the writer Elizabeth Jane Howard, who died last month.

It is "all good," said Ed Wilson, whose indoor smoker now sports Mr. Fieri's tie-dyed-looking insignia "Guy Ate Here".