The phrase "advance cigarettes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to obtaining cigarettes in advance or ahead of time, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I need to advance cigarettes for the camping trip next weekend."
Alternatives: "pre-purchase cigarettes" or "order cigarettes in advance."
The box has a trigger that is pulled to advance the cigarette along a path beyond the sleeve.
A Brown & Williamson spokesman, Mark Smith, said his company did not assert that its Advance Lights cigarette was healthier, only that it contained fewer toxins.
By contrast, Brown & Williamson is test-marketing its Advance brand of cigarettes in Phoenix with a blunt appeal to health-conscious smokers: "Great taste -- less toxins".
The licences would be sold for a nominal fee, but holders could specify in advance how many cigarettes they were allowed to buy, and at what times.
Compared with those born to non-smoking mothers, the birthweight notably decreased with advancing number of cigarettes smoked per day: being doubled OR with statistically significance of LBW.
British military officials at the time considered the agents' stories "somewhat fantastic," but were worried enough to prohibit "the eating of German food or the smoking of German cigarettes" by advancing Allied troops.
It's the same stuff that's in Advance, a potentially less toxic cigarette Star Scientific began testing in Richmond, Va . and Lexington, Ky Brown & Williamson, the nation's third-largest tobacco company, is negotiating plans to distribute all of Star Scientific's newfangled products.
However, there is now a need for a multisystems-based approach in man in vivo to truly advance our understanding of how cigarette smoking induces inflammation.
Dying in his box, the man feels his resentments surface; he keeps sucking on cigarettes as the cancer advances, eventually bloodying the filters and his deranged smile.
