Sentence examples for cigarette has given from inspiring English sources

In the penultimate episode, we learn that the occasional cigarette has given Betty Draper lung cancer; it's spreading, and she'll be dead in a year.

Paltrow talked of her love of cigarettes, which she has given up.

Down the street, a cigarette and candy store has given up taking dollars at all.

As we all know, Betty's default mothering style is Mommie Dearest meets Medea, but, softening, she allowed Sally (the incomparable Kiernan Shipka) to join her in a cigarette: "I'm sure your father has given you a beer".

I crush out what is not my last cigarette into the snazzy onyx ashtray Joyce has given me.

Furthermore, the one-to-one conversion of cigarettes to weight is a simplification that has given estimates that are too high for recent years, as the weight of machine-made cigarettes has become somewhat reduced since the 1980s.

Reuben was smoking a cigarette Philip's father had given him and he was talking loudly, boastfully.

He saw everything about me: the chicken pox scar on my forehead, the keloid scar beside it, the absent-minded boozy cigarette burn my father had given me on my stomach.

And it appeared that in deciding to stay the hand of federal agencies bent on regulating cigarette advertising the House committee had given considerable weight to the testimony that Wasilewski offered concerning the self-regulatory machinery established by the broadcasting industry.

Their people claimed that the ratio we had given of ten cigarette commercials to one anti-smoking message was inaccurate.

(The mayor also noted that he had given up smoking cigarettes and tipped cigars "probably, 17, 17 or 18 years ago").