Sentence examples for cigarette ends from inspiring English sources

There were no cigarette ends lying around.

Cigarette ends stained with lipstick accumulated in ashtrays around her, red-smudged little death piles.

Another is to fine companies whose staff chuck their cigarette ends onto the street.

The stony beach was strewn with cigarette ends and beer cans.

His patients dropped their cigarette ends into the pot, or spat into the soil.

So eating cigarette ends in the park could be a good thing?

What about, just for argument's sake, eating a cigarette end in a park?

So the condition of the cigarette end has to be documented: does it look freshly stubbed out, or is it dirty and flattened?

One minute his problem was how to get rid of a cigarette end, the next he was in a sweat while the pinhead he had been foolish enough to hire was trying to blackmail him for half a million dollars.

People who littered or let their animal foul the pavement, who relieved themselves on the street, or who threw a cigarette end to the ground would be made to see the error of their ways.

The modern British citizen transgresses – whether it's speeding or dropping a cigarette end or dumping an old sofa on the pavement – and then complains when council taxes have to go up.