Sentence examples for cigarettes down from inspiring English sources

She and Bogart teamed up over tobacco, and stayed that way; as the opening credits roll on "The Big Sleep," we see the two of them smoking in misty silhouette, then putting the cigarettes down in an ashtray, where they can nestle side by side and share some heat.

They are smoking their cigarettes down to the filters.

The number of cigarettes consumed, for instance: "This is not a stop-smoking programme," one of the doctors tells Franklin as he crams more and more cigarettes down the mine for the men (along with rum and mixers).

"There're no ticket counters, no terminals and no baggage handlers," says Crandall, 68, who still chain-smokes his cigarettes down to the filter.

I flushed the rest of the cigarettes down the toilet.

A shadow over your shoulder, the sound of a footstep that's not yours, a camera craning down from the corner of a building, silhouettes smoking cigarettes down an alleyway--these are the things you should be least worried about because, you see, the future is growing more dystopian by the minute.

While she watched, he threw his cigarette down into the street.

One last drag, and he flicked the cigarette down toward the empty lane.

And we'd come in and see her and she'd put the cigarette down, and the smoke would come up.

Colin, the trainer, paced the paddock while his son and assistant, Joe, attached himself to a cigarette down by the rails.

Lycett tells the story of how, when she suspected Thomas of flirting with a woman at a party, "she came up behind her supposed rival and, without saying a word, stubbed her cigarette down hard on the back of [her] hand.