My saliva was thick from smoking, and it wouldn't disconnect from my mouth.
Up the street, at La Gran Peña, a bar favored by aficionados, Isabel Bardón, the bar's owner, balanced a tray of beers while navigating a swarm of patrons, some craning their necks to see the retired matador, who was smiling for photographs beside older men smoking thick cigars.
He had just quit smoking, but thick plumes danced, temptingly, around him.
Their drivers and bodyguards, all clad in thick black leather, stood smoking cigarettes patiently by the coatroom.
And it came to pass, that, when the sun went down, and there was thick darkness, behold a smoking furnace, and a flaming torch that passed between these pieces.
He exhaled a thick plume of aromatic smoke toward the No Smoking signs on the wall.
Six other exchanges, including Paris, have since joined the alliance.All this, and the thick-set, pipe-smoking Mr Seifert is not even German, but Swiss.
Standing room only, the air eye-stingingly thick - on Indonesian trains smoking was pretty much compulsory.
A strange, violently erotic outburst in the train -- let's just say it involves a young girl, a chicken and an older man smoking an exceptionally thick cigar -- puts the reader on notice of the kind of pleasures that prevail in Valdés's wildly unpredictable imaginative universe.
The first stage of smoking brisket, a thick cut from the chest of a cow and the Harvard team's chosen target, must proceed at a relatively low temperature.
