Sentence examples for wanted a smoke from inspiring English sources
This was partly because she wanted a smoke, and was seeking a large aspidistra or an agent's well-tailored back to hide her.
It wasn't all, though: I wanted a smoke.
When I was 14, after getting ejected from the Leroy Jenkins Crusade, I wanted a smoke.
"You want a smoke?" "Sleep.
They rely on people going into the pub at five, six o'clock after a hard day's work and a lot of those people might not smoke all day but they want a smoke with their drink that evening.
It is a strange life for a small boy to be carried everywhere on the shoulders of armed men and handed a lit cheroot whenever he murmurs, "I want a smoke".
On videotape, he seems more like a spoiled mascot than a general, carried through the woods on the shoulders of his men, handed a lit cheroot whenever he murmurs, "I want a smoke," and tolerated benignly as he climbs in and out of the laps of the men he commands.
"As soon as I get home and I put a coffee on or have wine or something, a beer or whatever, I want a smoke.
They want a smoke-kissed meal cooked over a campfire in a cast-iron pot.
As a non-smoker, I want a smoke-free campus.
Our poor parents used to actually sprinkle some lavender into their spliffs when they wanted a tasty smoke.
