Sentence examples for a cigarette machine from inspiring English sources

He stops at a gas station and puts 80 cents into a cigarette machine.

We're searching for a party, a cigarette machine, and an ATM.

He was shoved up against a cigarette machine and shot twice in the stomach by a trooper named James Fowler.

When a small, very young waitress began putting coins into a cigarette machine near us, Bob said reprovingly, "Those aren't for you, are they?" (They weren't).

In 1880, James A. Bonsack was granted a U.S. patent for a cigarette machine in which tobacco was fed onto a continuous strip of paper and was automatically formed, pasted, closed, and cut to lengths by a rotary cutting knife.

In addition to the liquor, they grabbed the popcorn machine, a much-loved picture of Johnny Cash, which was hung above a cigarette machine, and even the bar top.

Titled Happy Anniversary Sweetie Face, after a personalised billboard he came across, the fourth series has echoes of Shore, Levitt and even Eggleston – including a strange interior with a shiny cigarette machine and an orange-pink curtain – but the most powerful photographs suggest an imagination that has suddenly found its direction and its signature.

I was just free stuff to her: a free babysitter, a free cigarette machine, the whole store.

When a train must be rerouted -- a situation that occurs rather often, as on last Wednesday when a passenger fell ill on the northbound No. 6 at 86th Street -- a worker near the big lighted map at Grand Central pulls out several silver knobs, much like the knobs on an old cigarette machine, to throw the switches on the tracks.

His layout of the dashboard evoked a coolly elegant jukebox or, perhaps, a really swell cigarette machine.

At lunch one day in a restaurant, she goes to find the bathroom, and passes a man who has collapsed by the cigarette machine: "He is a well-dressed, fifty-five-year-old professional man, and he is crying.