Sentence examples for the smokers from from inspiring English sources

Firstly, most restaurants in Paris permit smoking and do little or nothing to separate the smokers from the nonsmokers.

It therefore seems unlikely that hypoxemia is the factor that distinguishes the smokers from the non-smokers.

Our subjects were representative of the smokers from the general population in terms of age, number of smoked cigarettes per day, proportion of men and women, and scholar education level [ 23].

Since smoking history is also associated with urinary testosterone, we excluded the smokers from the statistical model; the analysis showed that testosterone still increased with arsenic levels, which suggests that the result is robust.

In their patent, the inventors said their device also increases "the number of puffs available to the smoker from a given amount of tobacco".

You can almost smell the tobacco in "Man With a Pipe," with its proto-Giacometti, nicotine-stained palette, and "The Smoker" (from the Kunsthalle Mannheim, the only one of three "Smokers" to have made the trip).

The Met's version of the show has fewer major works, even without accounting for the absence of "The Smoker," from the Hermitage in St . Petersburg a recent legal dispute has prevented that painting from traveling to the United States.

Douglas Kerchek, "The Smoker," from "Kissing in Manhattan," by David Schickler Spanish Flip When you marry into a family that seems to have it all together, their rituals in place, and the roles they play worn as comfortably as an old coat, it's hard to find your place.

Half of the smokers die from a tobacco-related disease and half of these deaths occur in middle age.

Ms. Saum said that with the higher prices it was easier to tell the hard-core smokers from the cocktail-hour smokers.

In fact, Methanopyrus kandleri was isolated from the overheated walls of the black smoker from the Gulf of California found at the depth of 2000 m.