Sentence examples for cigarettes later from inspiring English sources

A hospital visit and half a pack of cigarettes later, he learned the blow broke his hand.

Born in Chicago, he moved with his family to Las Vegas at 3. His mother took a job selling cigarettes, later moving up to dealer.

He said, 'Do you know some of the poems?' So I started reciting a poem by Amiri called 'Black Art,' and August started nodding, smiling, saying, 'Oh yeah, man, that's a good one, that's a good one.' "And then we talked about the blues, our lives, his plays, and three cigarettes later, I think a pretty firm connection was made".

Ten minutes and two cigarettes later, you're back at the apartment.

A study published in 2007 found that candy cigarettes predispose children who play with them to smoke real cigarettes later in life.

Distinctly down to earth, the [duke] was rarely seen without a Diet Coke and a cigarette (later electric).

She got through it graciously, thanks in part to a steady flow of vodka martinis and cigarettes, but later said that she "hated that party.

Do you smoke cigarettes?" He later produced an evocative television ad in which Patrick Reynolds, a grandson of the tobacco magnate R. J. Reynolds, named the members of his family who had died of cancer, emphysema and heart disease.

For the first two episodes he appeared in, he smoked "real" cigarettes, but later changed to herbal cigarettes, giving the reason that it was "dangerous" for his health.

Guo Fei, a nonsmoker whose family-owned restaurant is largely smoke free, said he would often accept a proffered cigarette and later throw it away.

"You must want a cigarette after that," I teased Obama on the plane to London later.