Sentence examples similar to cigarette new from inspiring English sources

Only one-in-six smokers has converted to the e-cigarette, new data reveals today.

Long-term smokers find the taste of plain-packaged cigarettes worse than that of branded cigarettes, new research suggests.

The graves of dead people often reflect their lives - I went to Jim Morrison's, which was surrounded by metal barriers, and people had thrown cigarettes (new and used, legal and "herbal") on his gravestone.

In a column headlined "Are Cells the New Cigarettes?," New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd writes that San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom was warned by CTIA lobbyists that they might withdraw the industry's convention, scheduled for October 2010, and that they intended to urge Apple, Cisco and other computer and electronics giants to shun the city by the Bay.

The rats were placed in whole-body exposure chambers and exposed to 0, 5, 10, or 15 cigarettes (New Paradise, Taiwan), representing control, low, medium, and high doses, respectively.

Already, in 1974, Lorillard devised the following slogan regarding the Trims cigarettes: 'This new longer length cigarette actually contains an appetite depressant to keep you looking and feeling as slim and trim as your cigarette' (Bates no. 01587028/7036).

This provides evidence about clinical effects of nicotine delivery by traditional methods (combustible cigarettes) and new methodologies (e-cigarettes) in physiological systems.

They would bring you juice, a cigarette, a new battery.

The agreement includes a steep rise in cigarette taxes, new hotel taxes and an increase in fees on real estate transactions.

So when you find yourself thinking, "I'll feel better after I have a few beers...a pint of ice cream...a cigarette...a new pair of jeans," ask yourself - will it REALLY make you feel better?

All cigarettes to new smokers are harsh".