Smoke example sentences

Related (13): cigarette, tobacco, vapor, fume, smog, ash, burn, inhale, exhale, smoking, smoker, smokeless, smoky

"Smoke" Example Sentences

  1. I watched him smoke a cigarette outside the coffee shop while waiting for his order.
  2. She doesn't smoke anymore — quit five years ago and hasn't looked back.
  3. The fire started in the basement, and we could smell smoke before we even saw flames.
  4. He stepped outside to smoke during the break, leaving his jacket on the chair.
  5. Honestly, I had no idea how much smoke one small fire could produce.
  6. They smoke on the balcony so the smell doesn't get into the apartment.
  7. The smoke alarm went off at 3 AM and scared everyone half to death.
  8. Can we talk about how much smoke was coming from that kitchen?
  9. My grandfather used to smoke a pipe every evening after dinner.
  10. She quit trying to smoke less and just quit altogether — worked better for her.
  11. The restaurant's no-smoke policy meant we could actually taste our food.
  12. I smoke when I'm stressed, which is basically all the time lately.
  13. Why does he always smoke right before coming inside the house?
  14. The smoke from the barbecue drifted over into our yard and ruined the laundry.
  15. After months of therapy, he finally understood why he wanted to smoke.
  16. You can't smoke in here — there's a sign right on the door.
  17. The old building had smoke damage from a fire that happened decades ago.
  18. She watched the smoke curl up from her cigarette and thought about leaving.
  19. Smoke got in my eyes and I couldn't see the stage properly.
  20. He'd promised his kids he wouldn't smoke anymore, but old habits die hard.
  21. The smoke from the wildfire made the whole city smell like a campfire.
  22. I'm trying not to smoke, but every time I get bad news, I cave.
  23. That guy over there seems to smoke like it's his job.
  24. The smoke detector needs new batteries — it's been beeping all week.
  25. When she's nervous, she fidgets instead of reaching for a cigarette to smoke.
  26. The smoke from the factory was visible from miles away.
  27. He'd smoke three cigarettes in a row when he was really angry.
  28. The room filled with smoke so fast that nobody could see the exit.
  29. I don't smoke, but I don't judge people who do — it's their choice.
  30. The smoke from the incense made the whole meditation room smell like vanilla.

Common Phrases

  1. smoke a cigarette
  2. smoke detector
  3. smoke and mirrors
  4. where there's smoke, there's fire
  5. smoke break
  6. smoke screen
  7. smoke alarm
  8. smoke inhalation
  9. secondhand smoke
  10. smoke damage
  11. go up in smoke
  12. smoke signals

Examples by Level

A1
  1. I smoke cigarettes every day.
  2. The smoke is very bad today.
A2
  1. He doesn't smoke anymore because it's bad for his health.
  2. Can you smell the smoke coming from the kitchen?
B1
  1. She went outside to smoke while the rest of us finished dinner.
  2. The smoke alarm started beeping in the middle of the night and woke everyone up.
B2
  1. He'd been trying to quit smoking for years, but every stressful situation made him want to smoke again.
  2. The smoke from the wildfire was so thick that visibility dropped to just a few feet.
C1
  1. What began as a casual habit to smoke at parties had quietly evolved into a daily dependency she could no longer ignore.
  2. The smoke that billowed from the factory had become a symbol of the town's industrial decline and environmental neglect.
C2
  1. She understood, perhaps better than anyone, that the urge to smoke was less about nicotine and more about the ritual of stepping away from everything that demanded her attention.
  2. There's a particular kind of melancholy in watching someone smoke alone at night — the cigarette burning down like time itself, inevitable and quietly destructive.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. My neighbor smoke on his porch every morning, and the smell drifts right into my bedroom window.
  2. The smoke from someone's fireplace made the whole street smell like a campfire last night.
💼 Workplace
  1. He takes a smoke break every two hours, which is basically his entire schedule.
  2. The office used to have a designated smoke area, but they banned it five years ago.
📊 Business
  1. The company's smoke-free workplace policy increased productivity and reduced healthcare costs.
  2. Our marketing campaign about smoke prevention reached over two million people online.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. I spent way too much money on smoke detectors because I couldn't decide which brand was best.
  2. The smoke-scented candles are on sale, but honestly they just smell like an ashtray.
✈️ Travel
  1. The hotel room reeked of smoke even though it was supposed to be non-smoking.
  2. We couldn't see the mountain view because smoke from the wildfire covered everything.
📚 Education
  1. The health class showed a video about how smoke damages your lungs, and half the kids looked terrified.
  2. My daughter's school has a program teaching kids about the dangers of secondhand smoke.
❤️ Relationships
  1. We broke up partly because he wouldn't stop wanting to smoke inside the apartment.
  2. She watched him smoke on the porch and realized she didn't recognize him anymore.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The senator's office released a statement about new smoke regulation laws coming next year.
  2. Reports show that smoke from the factory has been linked to respiratory problems in nearby communities.
💻 Technology
  1. The new smart smoke detector sends alerts to your phone if it detects anything unusual.
  2. There's an app now that supposedly helps you quit smoking by tracking every time you want to smoke.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. Exposure to secondhand smoke has been documented as a significant risk factor for cardiovascular disease in non-smokers.
  2. The regulations governing smoke emissions from industrial facilities have been substantially tightened under the new environmental standards.

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