Sentence examples for cigarettes continually from inspiring English sources

People drink and light cigarettes continually.

Then I tried simply holding unlighted cigarettes, continually rejecting offers by well-meaning friends to light me up.

Pausing for a second between one of the cigarettes he continually rolls and smokes, he gives the deep sigh of those who are certain of their corner but can no longer be bothered to fight it.

Rachel Craig, the head of health surveys at NatCen Social Research, which carried out the study in association with University College London, said the stereotype of the alcopop-drinking, cigarette-puffing teenager continually succumbing to peer pressure, memorably exploited by the comedian Harry Enfield through his characters Kevin and Perry, was now "much less likely to be the norm".

He tells stories extremely well, continually smokes cigarettes, and altogether has style, even dash.

The overall use of cigarettes in Sweden has continually declined over the last decades.

Slinking along on skinny legs, her feet invariably pointed outward, penguin-style, she originally carried a long bejeweled cigarette holder that held a make-believe cigarette from which she continually flicked imaginary ashes.

His face showed a day's worth of stubble and he smoked continually — Chunghwa, the cigarettes that Chairman Mao favored.

Regan might continually pilfer his workmates' cigarettes but, as we see in The Golden Fleece, he wouldn't take a bribe.

Like a man still on the run, he spends 80% of his nights in hotels and thus, in 2013, Britain's sometime No 1 smuggling mastermind is continually busted for smoking cigarettes in British hotels.

For example, the Australian Government continually raises the price of cigarettes because they want people to stop smoking.