Sentence for smoking | Use smoking in a sentence

Sentences using the word smoking. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use smoking in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for smoking.

• Moreover, he is smoking. (8)
• He passed, smoking a cigarette. (8)
• Scorrier stayed on the veranda smoking. (8)
• I gave up smoking and the Muse together. (9)
• Both, having breakfasted, were now smoking. (1)
• He drank a glass, and then went on smoking. (9)
• I wish I could see my way to smoking another. (8)
• He admits he cannot keep it from smoking badly. (17)
• He lay abed with a smoking revolver and moaned. (12)
• He stayed full half an hour at the window, smoking. (8)
• He was sitting up in bed, smoking a pipe and reading. (8)
• Then he returned home and sat around, brooding and smoking. (12)
• Bad thing, I can tell you, that smoking on an empty stomach. (10)
• The act of smoking fortifies and partly covers the insolence. (10)
• An officer sat on the trail of one of the guns, smoking a cigar. (1)
• Those who stood fired into the smoking brush and doggedly retired. (7)
• Laxley was doing her the service of smoking one of her rose-trees. (10)
• Michael Mont in flannels stood on the verandah smoking a cigarette. (8)
• The latter had kept his gaze fixed on Mrs. Hughs, smoking silently. (8)
• He enjoyed the drive back to Chelsea in a hansom, smoking his cigar. (8)
• They were said to be strolling and smoking, for the night was fine. (10)
• He walked out in front of us, smoking with an air of great enjoyment. (8)
• To-night he would do justice to his wine, not smoking till he had finished. (8)
• Schwartz lay near it beneath heavy boughs, smoking and perspiring in peace. (10)
• When Christian returned, Niels Heinrich was sitting on a chair and smoking. (12)
• Boardman put himself in charge of Mavering, and took him into the smoking car. (9)
• Changing his swallow-tail to an old smoking jacket, he went out on to the lawn. (8)
• That tramp had never left off smoking and leaning on his arm since we first saw him. (10)
• The elements of pathos do not permit of their being dispensed from a stout smoking bowl. (10)
• The architect was smoking a cigar and carried in his arms a heavy bag of papers and books. (13)
• He found the architect in his shirt-sleeves, smoking a pipe, and ruling off lines on a plan. (8)
• In one hand he held a smoking goblet of rum punch, and in the other a long, Indian Chibook pipe. (6)
• Geoffrey Winlow in pads and a blue and green blazer, smoking a cigarette astride of a camp-stool. (8)
• He slept half an hour, at most; then he lay awake smoking cigarettes, tossing from side to side. (12)
• He was sitting on one of the timbers beside his cottage, and smoking with an air of friendly calm. (9)
• In his own room Mr. Bosengate sat at his wide open window, smoking a cigarette; there was no light. (8)
• The elder, who had been smoking with his profile toward his son, now turned his face full upon him. (9)
• The streets were full of icy shadow, although the chimneys were smoking overhead in golden sunshine. (2)
• There will be the same American groups looking out over them, and rocking and smoking, though, alas! (9)
• The latter is a vivid young lady of about twenty-five in a vivid wrapper; she is smoking a cigarette. (8)
• The Imperial order prohibits soldiers from smoking in the streets of Milan, and so throughout Lombardy! (10)
• With this idea in view he got into the smoking car with Lane, and the two men talked all the way to town. (13)
• Both were smoking, and they eyed each other furtively, as men of different stamp do when first thrown together. (8)
• He was still smoking his pipe and staring at a sheet of paper covered with small figures when his wife entered. (8)
• Jeff saw her too; he was sitting with Westover at the office door smoking, and he was talking of the Whitwells. (9)
• The clerk called to the landlord, who was smoking in his private room behind the office, and the landlord came out. (9)
• Mrs. Decie, having caused herself to be announced, found him smoking a cigar, and counting the flies on the ceiling. (8)
• After sounding him, the fellow pulled a face as long as your arm, and ordered him to stay in bed and give up smoking. (8)
• He was smoking, and kept his cigar in one corner of his mouth, as if he were a master fencer bidding his pupil to come on. (10)
• He followed her into the drawing-room afterward, and found her smoking a cigarette on the sofa between the two French windows. (8)
• Turning round to see if haply the present inmate of the chariot might be smoking, he observed a head extended from the window. (10)
• About their doors swarmed the common prisoners, spilling out over the steps and on the grass, where some of them lounged smoking. (9)
• He made no excuse for interrupting Lennan, and for some time sat silently smoking his cigarette, and pulling the ears of the dogs. (8)
• At that moment she doubted and hated him so much that she world have been glad to keep Libby from talking or even smoking with him. (9)
• Carlo and Luciano leaned over the balcony, smoking, and scanned the marching of their fellow-countrymen in the livery of servitude. (10)
• It was impossible to indulge a poetic gloom there without becoming unpleasantly conspicuous in the smoking and euchre and profanity. (9)
• Lying there nibbling chocolate and smoking a cigarette, she luxuriated in the weariness which had stilled her dreadful restlessness. (8)
• Winton, smoking his after-breakfast cigar, stared down across the tops of those trees toward the river and the wooded fields beyond. (8)
• Two or three days afterwards, when the fleeing Iroquois were leagues away, the Jesuits at St. Mary came to the smoking ruins of St. Ignace. (19)
• And when we were all coming over on the steamer together Mr. Libby and Mr. Maynard were together the whole time, smoking and telling stories. (9)
• The marquise alighted, crying hold, to the stables, caressed her horse, and sent him off with a smack on the smoking flanks to meet the groom. (10)
• They dined quietly, in style and taste; left the Club smoking cigars, with just two bottles inside them, and dropped into stalls at the Liberty. (8)
• Sitting there, that afternoon, smoking his favourite pipe, he had at last come to the conclusion that there was nothing for it but to close down. (8)
• Winton sat beside the chauffeur, smoking viciously, his fur collar turned up over his ears, his eyes stabbing the darkness, under his round, low-drawn fur cap. (8)
• Epsom permitted it; but Ewell contained a sturdy citizen, who, smoking his pipe under his eaves, contemplative of passers-by, saw strife rushing on like a meteor. (10)
• Epsom permitted it; but Ewell contained a sturdy citizen, who, smoking his pipe under his eaves, contemplative of passers-by, saw strife rushing on like a meteor. (22)

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