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smoking room

NOUN
  1. room in a hotel or club set apart for smokers

How To Use smoking room In A Sentence

  • I mean, yes, I did book a nonsmoking room, as opposed to this one which smells more pungent than Philip Morris' tongue. Paul Carr: The Strip Diary, Day Eight: I'd Rather Be Abused at the Riviera Than Set Foot in Donald Trump's Hotel
  • There was, for instance, a sordid and evil-smelling smoking room in the hospital at Cygnet that had a machine on the wall where patients lit their cigarettes by pressing a green button. Henry’s Demons
  • Above left The second class smoking room was found aft on B deck. Titanic - Destination disaster
  • He had been hired to roll cigars for guests in a smoking room. The Sun
  • There's only one place in any large corporation where shop talk is banned, where rank means nothing and where the persecuted minority gather for regular support: The Smoking Room.
  • The blaze was started by a cigarette which had not been properly extinguished in the smoking room.
  • Most have no-smoking areas or designated smoking rooms, but more than half the companies still without restrictions reported less tolerance for smokers.
  • It's completely non-smoking, although there's a smoking room downstairs, and a sizeable flight of steps up to the front door means that it's not wheelchair accessible.
  • His partiality to the smoking room leads him to be rather unfair to the liner's other large gathering space, the Grand Salon, illustrated disadvantageously in the book with shots that do not convey either its elegance or its comfort. When the Going Was Good
  • He explains that, by the mid-1960s, transatlantic smoking rooms had metamorphosed from turn-of-the- century, men-only sancta for smoking, drinking, gambling and occasional vulgarity into larger, less smoky and prettier public rooms admitting their wives. When the Going Was Good
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