“John has been a smoker for over two decades, and his health is now suffering from the detrimental effects of his long-term addiction.”

“Don't get me wrong I love a good drink and am a social smoker and in the past have been known to smoke cannabis.”

“As the smoker has become a pariah, sufferers from lung cancer have become the lepers of the twenty-first century.”

“Hewlett could see billowing smoke in the distance, so he headed for the action.”

“One of his men insisted that he try a native smoke, a cigar, latter-day kin of the muskets that Columbus and his men had seen in that part of the world, but a bit more refined.”

“My grandfather built a traditional smokehouse in our backyard where he expertly cured and smoked his homemade bacon.”

“The Burren Smokehouse is a traditional smokehouse producing quality oak smoked Irish salmon, trout, mackerel and eel.”

“He smoked his own hams in his smokehouse and fed his pigs some of the peaches from his trees to make them more succulent.”

“I swear that it rained for 72 hours with no more than a 5 minute break for smoko.”

“It was supposed to be working, but the construction team was on a smoko and it was resting.”

“There was no food bought for them for their smoko or lunch breaks, nothing to compensate for their time, they were there for six weeks full time.”

“Operation probably isn't possible without a whole new boiler, and the holey smokebox will need heavy patching even if it doesn't get one.”

“A daily examination of each smokebox netting had to be made by a boilermaker.”

“Her smokebox door hangs open, with headlight peering sideways through the fog with a wall-eyed Cyclopean stare.”

“David McCreadie, who runs the hugely successful Derimon Smokery, has built a reputation for his smoked meat and fish products from the island.”

“David uses a funnel-shaped Fyke net to trap the eels, which are kept in a tank before being killed and cured at Derimon Smokery, Dulas.”

“The smokiness of his clothing, plus the profuse sweating combine to form a putrid aroma like none other I've ever witnessed.”

“What you get is the smokiness of the pancetta, the flavor-charge of the garlic, the brightness of the broccoli, the perkiness of the cheese.”

“Almonds, youngberries, a hint of smokiness and white pepper spices makes up a complex bouquet.”

“A century ago there were more than 40 smokehouses in Hull, curing thousands of tonnes of fish landed at the docks.”

“Connemara Smokehouse is one of the few remaining smokehouses specialising in Wild smoked, marinated and roast Irish salmon.”

“The ancient art of smoking fish is still thriving in smokehouses around Britain.”

“He had the loudest voice of any drill sergeant, and seemed to enjoy the group smokings as well as the individual smokings.”

“The smokeries also produce other specialities including smoked salmon and bacon.”

“Simply raise the minimum wage for staff in bars or other workplaces that have smokers.”

“Some health professionals also advocate cutting down if smokers cannot or will not stop.”

“We now know that smokers who are in recovery from alcohol abuse can stop smoking without starting to drink again.”

“The first dish that literally made my mouth water was a warm timbale of Arbroath smokies.”

“To serve, ladle the soup into warm bowls, top with some smokies, drizzle with oil.”

“During the ensuing two decades, lumbermen went on to clear-cut the majority of the timber in the Smokies.”

“Peter Costello said that it's time they traded away lunch breaks, time they traded away smokos, time they traded away coffee breaks.”