puff *
puff away
puff on

Puff his men out before they reach our front line.

She puffed a bit as they went up the last section.

I puffed out, You spend a lot of time down here?

The office door opened and someone else puffed into the room.

But he was puffing too hard to keep it up.

What's he got to be so puffed up about anyway?

After a while he stepped back and puffed again at my side.

Through the open door puffed a wind from the sea.

And then, of course, your face puffs up from all the drugs.

Anyway it soon started up again, and puffed by the five children.

His breath puffed out before him in the cold air.

The leader was already taking things Out of the case when they came puffing up.

His breath puffed in and out as if he had just run a race.

Also remember you can get a bit puffed at high altitude.

He saw his breath puffing out in the cold air.

He was puffing under the double effort of running and talking.

Let's get back to that,' I asked as she puffed away.

It would have puffed me up if I had not looked in their faces.

The girl beside her took it and puffed over the child's head.

He puffed on the cigar, his eyes still hard, but not looking my way.

The old woman stood up, puffing out breath as she did so.

He puffed up his chest and walked to where the four men were.

I puffed up my hair the other night to go to a reception.

He puffed along behind me wanting to know what was the matter.

You can see it in the way he puffs out his chest.

People puff away to the point where it makes one's eyes water.

Let's get back to that,' I asked as she puffed away.

As far am I'm concerned, if you want to smoke, puff away.

Above all, a bar is a social setting, where the workers know going in that some customers are likely to puff away.

He had picked up a pack two days ago and been puffing away ever since.

All three men were puffing away, filling the room with smoke.

She was puffing away down the channel towards the open river.

"But we found ourselves puffing away during performances like everyone else."

To get a better look, he puffed away a fine layer of dust.

She was crying, reaching for them, but they puffed away.

Henry left, puffing away at the cigar, as George came in.

At least a third of the cancer doctors and nurses were puffing away.

Their two minds puffed away, like mist under a hot sun.

He must have been puffing away furiously without being aware of it.

You could still puff away, however, at the bar.

"A businessman has to be thinking all the time, dealing with problems," he said, puffing away.

Smokers are allowed to puff away during class until the fifth session.

When its last cohesive forces were spent, it puffed away in gas.

He struck a match and started puffing away at his cigar.

I'd better settle in for a (short) lifetime of puffing away.

It is a water pipe, and if you look around the room, you'll see half the diners puffing away.

He leaned against the building, one foot crossed over the other, puffing away like a little old man.

He knows he is puffing away little pieces of his future.

That "10 year prison sentence" will puff away like so much hot air, especially if it's their first time getting caught.

But there they sat, puffing away on their filters and saying things like, "Well, something's got to kill you."