Sentence examples for a cigarette which from inspiring English sources

Jerry's smoking a cigarette, which he stubs out nervously as Emma arrives.

"You can smoke a cigarette," which she did, as she sipped a can of Amstel Light.

Then he walked away, stood and lit a cigarette, which you can't do anymore.

Detectives said he was smoking a cigarette which he was holding in his left hand, suggesting he was left-handed.

In his good hand he held a cigarette, which trembled as he moved it to his lips.

One night, when Stringer was on guard duty, another M.P. lit a cigarette, which instantly drew enemy fire.

He asked a friend for a menthol cigarette, which he thought was a "less harsh" option.

But persistently dry weather has left many forest regions brittle and easily set ablaze by a lightning strike or a discarded cigarette, which is how many fires are started.

What's happening is concealment and misdirection, as Teller demonstrates with a neat routine involving a vanishing cigarette, which he first performs, then flips around to reveal its artifice to the crowd.

There's a funny brush with greatness involving Jack Kerouac and a marijuana cigarette, which occurred while Leveridge's mother was a waitress in Texas.

In an hour-long session a person can inhale the equivalent of 100 to 200 times the smoke from a single cigarette, which may come as a surprise to most people.