The phrase "cigarette fire" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a fire caused by a cigarette, either intentional or accidental. Example: The building was evacuated due to a cigarette fire that broke out in one of the apartments.
Many of these early robots were designed to perform crowd-pleasing tricks like smoking a cigarette, firing a revolver or whistling a tune.
You watched the opal and moonstone rings on her fingers as she pulled out a cigarette, fired it up with her gold lighter, and inhaled, both of you caught in a congenial nicotine pause that was the prelude to the next idea.
One method for making a cigarette fire-safe is by including two to three thin bands of paper in the column of the cigarette that are less porous than standard cigarette paper.
Research by ASH found that cigarette fires are the biggest cause of fire-related deaths in the home.
C21 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Senato to Act on Reducing Cigarettes' Fire Risk The State Senate is expected to pass a bill to require tobacco companies to make cigarettes less of a risk for fires.
"Fastest Girl in Town," the first song of Saturday's show and the first song from her new album, "Four the Record," is a tower built of her favorite images and metaphors: whiskey, cigarettes, fire, cars, loaded guns and a man reduced to a state of shame.
Our work is motivated by prior work from other domains such as marketing research and communication theory that investigated the effect of various message design features on effective risk communication for consumer products such as poisons, cigarettes, fire extinguishers, cars, and industrial equipment [9 16].
But the coverage of this e-cigarette fire doesn't bother to mention exactly which e-cigaratte hardware might be faulty. .
Dosanjh introduced legislation to make cigarettes fire safe, new regulations to further limit lead content in children's jewelry, and supported and an NDP motion to ban trans fats.
