1. Nonsmokers should avoid being in smoke-filled rooms.

2. A noisy smoke-filled room is not the best environment to work in.

3. They escaped from the smoke-filled house just in the nick of time.

4. Somewhere-maybe in the smoke-filled rooms of the Knickerbocker Club-there was a collective decision to raise the stakes.

5. He also understands the party machine, the smoke-filled rooms, the endless tortured resolutions and rule books.

6. She escaped from her smoke-filled home just in the nick of time.

7. The smoke-filled room was invaded by sexy, sensual snarls of guitars and harmonicas and a fantastic drumming beat throughout.

8. These smoke-filled rooms are iconic images of Turkey.

9. Women scrambled to safely through smoke-filled alleyways.

10. In smoke-filled private rooms, boisterous men vie to best each other in downing shots of fiery mao-tai, the rice liquor that is this city's most famous product.

11. In Turkey, smoke-filled village coffeehouses will soon become a hazy memory of the country's past.

12. We were crawling through a smoke-filled building looking for a child and we couldn't find the bedroom. And it was 2 feet in front of me.

13. Five children were pulled from the smoke-filled house in heroic rescues by fire crews.

14. Leaves can be absorbed from the smoke-filled air nicotine and other harmful substances, and through photosynthesis and convert them into harmless substances in the plant's own.

15. The firefighters wore respirators to help them breathe in the smoke-filled house.

16. The whole business stinks of political corruption and decisions made in smoke-filled rooms.

17. Diana Macias, then 15, recounted later how she ran through her smoke-filled house trying to find a way out.

18. They finally found her lying in bed in a smoke-filled bedroom, and helped her to safety.

19. The early part of the week is the official business bit - clowns in civvies, smoke-filled rooms.

20. As mentioned earlier, my grandfather kept to himself in his smoke-filled room, rarely venturing out.

21. He was a diplomat; he liked negotiation and conclusions, not shouting matches in smoke-filled rooms which went nowhere.

22. These photographs were obtained by illuminating a very thin layer of a smoke-filled boundary layer.

23. Dunne went down the stairs they had just come up into an immense smoke-filled room.

24. He spent the rest of his life collecting antiques and artwork and writing calligraphy in his smoke-filled room.

25. DOWN a dingy alleyway lined with beer gardens and hookah bars, an Afro-jazz funk band took the small stage at the Piano Cafe, a smoke-filled lounge in the center of Kosice.

26. Strip clubs began to crop up in Moscow, and the city became notorious for its vodka-fuelled 24-hour partying, prostitution and smoke-filled bars.

27. He took a ladder off his truck and put it up to a window of a smoke-filled area where five people were trapped.

27. try its best to collect and make good sentences.

28. Scientists filmed maple seeds as they wafted through a smoke-filled wind tunnel.

29. As an example of the latter, imagine 4G-enabled helmets that can project a building infrastructure diagram onto a firefighter's visor to help them make their way through a smoke-filled building.

30. For example, firemen realize that they are going to be saving lives and going into fire and smoke-filled homes and buildings to save lives, but they still do it.

31. I remember talking to brave souls who charged through smoke-filled corridors at the Pentagon and to husbands and wives whose loved ones became heroes aboard Flight 93.

32. It soars through a smoke-filled sky toward a forest fire too hot and unpredictable for conventional airplanes to fly low and track.

33. like setting someone a deadline to give up smoking, and then pushing them into a smoke-filled bar where all the walls are lined with cigarette machines.

34. Airplanes, cinemas, and restaurants were all smoke-filled from cheek to jowl.

35. The smoke-filled cafe became a thing of memory in France.

36. On the night of June 11-12, a group of party elders gathered in "a smoke-filled room" in the Blackstone Hotel and made the deal that brought Harding the nomination on the tenth ballot.