| Out in the cold air again I take a deep breath, exhale, and blow smoke rings with my winter breath. |
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| I think the government know that and that's why they're trying to blow smoke. |
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| However, we do not want to blow smoke in their eyes when we are talking about something else. |
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| Another reason: The Marais is in eastern Paris and winds blow smoke in that direction. |
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| The islands' volcanic origin offers the observer a unique scenario as some of the mountains continue to blow smoke and deliver lava. |
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| If you try to blow smoke through a down duvet, you will be unable to do it. |
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| In Singapore haze is an annual problem during drier summer months, when westerly monsoon winds blow smoke from land-clearing on Sumatra. |
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| An approved technique for tracking down leaks and damaged pipes is to blow smoke into sewer lines. |
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| I believe every MP has a privilege to see legislation tabled in Parliament before the minister decides to blow smoke to his friends in Washington. |
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| A beekeeper uses a smoker to blow smoke into and around the hive. |
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