Sentence examples for cigarettes fall from inspiring English sources

First, tobacco products (including cigarettes) fall within the scope of this statutory definition, read literally.

Rolf takes one too, reaching for the pack so hastily that a couple of cigarettes fall on the ground, and puts the pack in his pocket.

Lisa leans out of the public gallery, her cigarette pack in her hand, Matthew reaches out to grab them, the security men close in, Matthew stretches quickly, Lisa strains towards him, can't reach, the cigarettes fall on the floor.

But the electronic cigarettes fall outside that law, since they contain no tobacco.

Their backs straightened, their cigarettes fell to the ground, their eyes cleared.

Yet in 1932, in the midst of the national depression with the sales of the petitioners' cigarettes falling off greatly in number, the petitioners still were making tremendous profits as a result of the price increase.

Once the marketing of cigarettes falls below a certain threshold of profitability, a great deal of the promotional force that has been behind the selling of this product is likely to be dissipated.

One of the biggest declines occurred in smoking, with the proportion of teenagers who said that they had ever smoked cigarettes falling by 4 or 5 percentage points compared with 2001 in each of the three grades, 8th, 10th and 12th.

We arrive clutching a bottle of vodka, reeking, cigarettes falling from lips.

Some lady was walking by and a pack of cigarettes fell out of her pocket.

For each range, the lower bound is the sum of the numbers of cigarettes falling into each cigarette type multiplied by the lowest tax tier for that cigarette type.