Sentence examples for cigarette held from inspiring English sources

In that picture, one of Arkan's "Tigers" is seen "dead checking" a Bosnian Muslim woman they have shot by kicking her, a cigarette held insouciantly aloft.

His famous dandyism – plum-coloured trousers, yellow socks, cigarette held between the third and fourth finger – was part of what made him right for the job.

There's no larger visual context for the shots, but they're compelling, one of them in particular — a shot that examines someone's coat button, then follows a trail of smoke to a burning cigarette held by a black-gloved hand.

The photograph on the cover of Book Week showed the poet on a park bench in Washington Square in a dark suit, his cigarette held outward between thumb and finger, Russian style.

I know a disproportionate amount about its author: that he smokes heavily (in the Kenneth Tynan mode, cigarette held between index and third finger), drinks prodigiously (bourbon) and lives misanthropically in Ireland.

There's no larger visual context for the shots, but they're compelling, one of them in particular a shot that examines someone's coat button, then follows a trail of smoke to a burning cigarette held by a black-gloved hand.

Or she'll do something tricky with her (ever-present) cigarette, holding it in an unusual way or stubbing it out abruptly or amusing herself by varying the rhythm of her exhalations.

Cory trying to look grown-up, smoking a cigarette, holding a beer.

The film's portrayal of Trumbo as a cigarette holding white privileged man of lame wit and little passion with no discussion of Black people or civil rights is a racist misrepresentation.

Eldridge's is notable for the fact that he actually brings his hand up to his mouth, inserts the cigarette, holds it in his lips for a few seconds, removes it, backside heelflips an electrical grate, and finally exhales smoke.

In the trial, which could end as early as Thursday, the city has introduced photos of people with cigarette packs on their tables or with burning cigarettes held aloft on the dance floor.