Sentence examples for cigarettes between the from inspiring English sources

Displayed here in an ornate gold frame, "Naughty Betty, a Rite of Passage" portrays one of his simian characters wearing a jewel-encrusted gold crown and holding lighted cigarettes between the fingers of both hands.

RESULTS: A modest increase in breast cancer risk was suggested for women who began to smoke cigarettes between the ages of 10 and 14 years (OR: 1.5, CI: 0.9-2.5), and for women exposed to ionizing radiation between ages 10 and 19 years to treat or monitor a medical condition (OR: 1.6, CI: 0.5-2.5).

There was a 10 percentage point difference in the probability of having a high cigarette consumption and being highly dependent on cigarettes between the highly educated with high income compared with those with a low educational level with high income (Table 4).

Smokers inhaled one cigarette between the blocks on each test day.

The photograph of Mr. Hurd cheerily grasping a cigarette between the fingers of his right hand has been on the book for at least two decades.

The rituals involved, such as holding a cigarette between the fingers or taking a long, luxuriant puff, can be as habit-forming as nicotine itself.

Freund's photograph of Malraux in 1935, hair in the wind and cigarette between the lips — a photo that in 1991 she didn't much want to talk about anymore — became a postage stamp in 1996, without the cigarette.

An additional problem is that those who do nip outside for a cigarette between the main bingo games, will not play the slot machines, a lucrative source of income.

W. H. Auden egged on a Harvard crew when he was called upon to raise morale at the '46 Commencement, lighting the fuse off his cigarette: "Between the chances, choose the odd; read The New Yorker; trust in God; and take short views".

From behind, we see a uniformed Serb soldier, a youthful figure with sunglasses perched on the top of his head, a cigarette between the second and third fingers of his raised left hand, rifle dangling in his right hand, right leg poised to kick a woman lying face down on the sidewalk between two other bodies.

As the stripper sings in Gypsy, "Ya gotta have a gimmick," and photograph after photograph shows Tynan squiring a cigarette between the tips of his middle and ring fingers (his trademark), each puff drawing attention to the languid elegance of his long, slender, concert-pianist hands.