Sentence examples for smoking world from inspiring English sources

"They attacked us," he says as the screen turns to an image of the second hijacked airplane heading toward the smoking World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.

Rick Stein lists it as a superhero of the smoking world, and it has garnered the RSPCA Freedom Award for its sustainably farmed salmon.

To watch: A newly released, seventeen-minute video of the smoking World Trade Center on September 11th, taken from a New York police helicopter.

Ryan Humphrey's walk-in "Decadent Jungle," an executive office fenced with spears, is papered with shots of the smoking World Trade Center, a ubiquitous image in recent art.

(That Sunday flashed back as if it were yesterday as I watched the smoking World Trade Center on television on Sept. 11).

Shortly after a jetliner hit the north tower at 8 46, the channels have subbed live feeds of the smoking World Trade Center for their regular programming.

Union Square, about two miles from the still-smoking World Trade Centre, has become a place of round-the-clock vigils not just condemning the terrorist attacks, but calling on America to hold back from violent vengeance.

His habit has endeared him to a press pack that, even in the chain-smoking world of Asian football journalists, take puffing to a whole different level, as the majority of the 70-plus who made the journey across the Yellow Sea demonstrated.

Mr. Peres is on to something -- this sort of division is going to emerge -- but we must be very, very careful about how it is done, and whom we, the U.S., assign to the smoking and non-smoking worlds.

Action Bronson is coming down under too, for his food-loving, weed-smoking, world-travelling F*ck, That's Delicious.

Action Bronson is coming our way with his food-loving, weed-smoking, world-travelling F*ck, That's Delicious.