Sentence examples for cigarette whose from inspiring English sources

How sad it was this morning at 7 when I passed a beefy guy holding a bottle of beer and smoking a cigarette, whose big dog (off the leash, of course) squatted in the sand to do his business (nary a cleanup bag in sight) - and how sad that I, because of my fear of how this stranger might respond to me, had to walk on by without saying a word.

The front cover features a picture of one of these "thugs", a skinheaded English bloke half-lidded smoking a cigarette whose visage gives off the impression of a personality barely connected to the reality around him, yet who also gives the impression that he's about three seconds away from punching your nose into your brainstem.

One new brand of e-cigarette, whose name has not been made public, showed a more than 10-fold increase in formaldehyde levels in nine out of every 10 sets.

An estimated 2.1 million Britons use e-cigarettes, whose benefits are disputed by health campaigners.

They took their name from a pack of Kool cigarettes, whose advertising mascot was a penguin.

Taste is a big draw to menthol cigarettes, whose mint flavor and cooling sensation are not unlike those found in mentholated cough drops or toothpaste.

Ethridge's new show is titled "American Spirit," a reference to the brand of cigarettes whose boxes appear flattened in the backgrounds of the show's weirdest works, layered photocollages covered with disparate images, selected at random from a folder on his computer desktop that he's been maintaining for a dozen years.

The July-to-September period was the first full quarter to reflect the June spin-off of Loews' cigarette unit, Lorillard, whose cigarette brands include Newport and True.

He was criticized in 1967, when Columbia tried to profit from a cigarette filter whose value many found questionable.

Every Wednesday we'd embark on a beach sweep of discarded cigarette butts whose filters take 10 years to decompose.

The cigarette maker, whose brands include Lucky Strike and Dunhill, said it controlled about 55percentt of the Latin American market and had been investing in Peru since 1995.