Sentence examples for cigarette stick from inspiring English sources

A cigarette stick was stuck at the tip end of rubber tubing and lit using a cigarette lighter (Fig. 1a).

A cigarette stick's look may soon depend on its brand.

This group prefers to chew a custom-made betel quid, which includes the unripe nut, betel leaf, slaked lime, and tobacco (often from a cigarette stick).

The average price of an individual cigarette stick in 2011 was calculated by dividing the reported cost of a smoker's usual pack by the number of sticks in the pack.

The current study examined how consumers (both smokers and nonsmokers) perceive differences in health risk, taste, and attractiveness among three common cigarette stick configurations found in manufactured cigarettes sold in the United States – unfiltered, filtered cork-tipped (commonly used for 'full-flavor' variants), and filtered white-tipped (commonly used for lower ISO tar variants).

A half-smoked cigarette sticks out the side of his mouth beneath big nostrils and a sprouting moustache.

There was nothing special about him, except for the cigarette stuck in the corner of his mouth; his features were instantly forgotten, confused with those of his people.

I picture him standing on the 7th tee, a cigarette sticking out of every facial aperture, rather like Steve Bell's renditions of Ken Clarke.

Rarely do today's writers appear, as Dylan Thomas did, with beer-stained and shapeless gray flannel trousers, a cigarette stuck to a pouting lower lip, crashing into the ladies' loo to explain that all poets are hermaphrodites at heart.

Then he put the pack on the table by his hospital bed and it stayed there, open but untouched, the cigarette sticking out, for the rest of his stay.

The cover image of the singer seemed to tell the story of a man who, perhaps in order to avoid great pain, had entered oblivion, but done so in style, with a cool cigarette sticking straight out of his mouth.