Sentence examples for smoking black from inspiring English sources

I don´t know if you ever smoked opium but it looks like smoking black bubble gum stuck to a pipe.

Jamila Wilson, 17, said at the meeting that she had started smoking Black and Milds at 15 and now smoked several a day, inhaling.

Further down the roadside a large tin barrel of smoking black tar is being poured onto the road by men wearing patterned scarves over their noses.

(You may be interested to know that the Blendtec reduced the iPhone to a pile of smoking black dust and a shard of twisted metal).

When he was not too sick to type, he sat in a room all day smoking black shag tobacco, and writing "1984".

At boarding school, he took to wearing all black and smoking black Sobranies, and he helped form a literary comedy troupe that played scenes like the tsar's near-execution of Dostoyevsky for slapstick.

Ms. Rate met Mr. Berberick in 1992 when she was a reporter at the campus radio station, where Mr. Berberick was the manager and a chain smoking, black-leather-jacket-wearing denizen of the local music scene.

In addition there is a divergence of usage between different communities, with smoking among mixed race men and women being equally common, smoking by black women much lower than by black men, and with the white community having intermediate rates (Reddy et al, 1996).

With their tasselled caps set at snappy angles, they hung about in the corridors smoking sweet, black cigarettes and laughing confidentially.

Waiting for a transfer bus under a billboard for Crawley 24-Hour Bail Bonds, Kim was propositioned by a man wheeling a baby carriage and smoking a Black & Mild cigar.

That certainly seemed to be the sentiment of 25-year-old Brian Perez, who stood smoking a Black & Mild, casually watching Howie and his entourage pass out flyers in the Bronx last week.