Sentence examples for box of fags from inspiring English sources

There was no duty due on items bought outside the country – up to certain low limits – which meant holidaymakers could bring home a bottle of booze and a box of fags bought abroad, often at airports, without having to pay UK duty or tax.

To welcome the Sixties, they decorated a tinsel tree made in a loo-brush factory and got boxes of fags as presents.

But it's a mad world; the world of Harry Potter, of school dorms and tuck boxes, of feasts and bullies, of banqueting halls and wizards, of fags and monitors and house colours and arcane slang.

The Amy Winehouse album is delayed again – this time because she's "run out of fags".

Thus, the common design structures are just the frequently appearing subgraphs of FAGs drawn in a plane.

I know plenty of fags who build their decks.

Well, it's not that the party is over,' she amends, hastily, 'but I'm not going to wake up with a hangover the next day.' I do like the way she's going about it: rootling around in a box of Godiva chocolates she has spotted on the coffee table, lighting another fag, pouring some more wine.

"A guy that I knew earlier that was passing fags from the corner shop, he come with like a big box of trainers from Foot Locker.

Around the plate were a box of matches (the old "Ship" logo was visible), a metal ashtray with two fag ends in it, salt and pepper cellars, a large glass jar of sugar and a cup of what looked like cold tea.

Give me your lunch box you fag.

Like some kind of fag pirate".