100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "smoke"

Definition

Smoke (noun) refers to the visible suspension of carbon or other particles in the air that results from the burning of a material, primarily organic matter. It can also refer to the act of inhaling and exhaling the smoke from a cigarette, cigar, or pipe, as well as the resulting odor or atmosphere associated with burning substances.

Synonyms

• Fume
• Vapor
• Mist
• Haze
• Smog
• Soot

Antonyms

• Clarity
• Purity
• Fresh air

Examples

1. I smoke a cigar during special occasions.
2. She doesn't smoke because she values her health.
3. The chef likes to smoke meat to enhance its flavor.
4. They would often smoke outside to avoid disturbing others.
5. He decided to quit smoking after years of addiction.
6. The campfire began to smoke as the wood caught fire.
7. I could see the smoke rising from the chimney.
8. The smoke from the burning leaves filled the air.
9. He always smokes a pipe while reading.
10. The factory emitted dark smoke into the atmosphere.
11. She smoked a joint during the concert.
12. The smoke alarm went off when I burned the toast.
13. They watched the smoke swirl in the air.
14. He took a deep breath and smoked the last of his cigarette.
15. The smoke from the wildfire spread across the valley.
16. I could smell the smoke even before I saw the fire.
17. He doesn't like to smoke indoors.
18. The smoke signals were used to communicate over long distances.
19. I saw the smoke from the barbecue as we approached the park.
20. She regrets the years she spent smoking.
21. The artist used smoke effects in her performance.
22. After the fire, the air was thick with smoke.
23. He would often smoke to relieve stress.
24. The smoke from the incense filled the room.
25. They smoked fish to preserve it for the winter.
26. I can't stand the smell of smoke in my clothes.
27. He watched the smoke rise and disappear into the sky.
28. The smoke from the campfire kept the bugs away.
29. She decided to smoke a little less each day.
30. The smoke from the explosion was visible for miles.
31. I used to smoke but quit after high school.
32. The smoke billowed out of the building.
33. They love to smoke meats on the grill during summer.
34. The smoke made it hard to see the road ahead.
35. He often smoked while driving, which was dangerous.
36. The smoke enveloped the stage during the performance.
37. She started to smoke at a young age.
38. The smoke from the fire created an eerie atmosphere.
39. He used to smoke to fit in with his friends.
40. The smoke cleared up after the rain.
41. I could hear the crackling of the fire as it smoked.
42. The smoke from the fireworks lit up the night sky.
43. He always smoked a brand that was hard to find.
44. The smoke from the barbecue made everyone hungry.
45. She felt guilty about smoking around her children.
46. The smoke from the candles created a romantic ambiance.
47. They would smoke together on the balcony.
48. The smoke from the train was a nostalgic sight.
49. He tried to smoke less but found it difficult.
50. The smoke was so thick that we had to leave the area.
51. She would occasionally smoke a cigarette at parties.
52. The smoke from the fire lingered for hours.
53. He tried to hide the fact that he smoked.
54. The smoke filled the room as they prepared dinner.
55. She wanted to quit smoking before her wedding.
56. The smoke from the incense burned my eyes.
57. He decided to smoke outside to avoid disturbing anyone.
58. The smoke created a mystical haze during the performance.
59. I found it hard to breathe in the smoke.
60. She would often smoke when she was feeling anxious.
61. They saw smoke rising from the distant hills.
62. The smoke signals communicated important messages.
63. He doesn't smoke anymore since he started exercising.
64. The smoke from the fire was a welcoming sight.
65. She loved to smoke while watching the sunset.
66. The smoke filled the air with a sweet aroma.
67. He was careful not to smoke near the gas station.
68. The smoke from the explosion was a clear warning.
69. I could hear the crackling as the wood smoked.
70. The smoke from the barbecue wafted through the neighborhood.
71. He always smoked the good stuff.
72. The smoke drifted lazily into the sky.
73. She tried to quit smoking many times.
74. The smoke created a dramatic effect on stage.
75. He would often smoke after dinner.
76. The smoke cleared, revealing the damage.
77. She could see the smoke from her house.
78. The smoke from the fire was a warning sign.
79. He felt relaxed after he smoked.
80. The smoke hung in the air like a curtain.
81. She decided to smoke less to improve her health.
82. The smoke from the candles made the room feel cozy.
83. He enjoyed the ritual of taking time to smoke.
84. The smoke filled the air with a nostalgic scent.
85. She tried to smoke outside to keep her house clean.
86. The smoke from the fire was a sign of warmth.
87. They would often smoke together on camping trips.
88. The smoke from the fireworks was beautiful against the night sky.
89. He felt guilty for smoking in front of his kids.
90. The smoke made it hard to breathe in the room.
91. They watched the smoke rise from the bonfire.
92. He tried to smoke less but found it challenging.
93. The smoke from the incense was calming.
94. She would smoke to relax after a long day.
95. The smoke from the fire spread quickly.
96. He decided to smoke less for his health.
97. The smoke signals were a form of communication.
98. She enjoyed the ritual of smoking with friends.
99. The smoke drifted through the trees, creating a mystical effect.
100. The smoke from the grill filled the air with mouth-watering scents.