Sentence examples for cigarettes of from inspiring English sources

He smelled of cigarettes, of other people.

At the worst, I began smoking cigarettes of tobacco and also marijuana, but that was the extent of it.

Many, Professor Curtis said, shifted from crack to "woolies," a cigarette of crack, marijuana and tobacco, then to "blunts," cigarettes of marijuana and tobacco.

I've singed my eyelashes and eyebrows, fallen asleep while smoking, and dreamt of cigarettes — of relapses and flames and bitter withdrawal.

He tidily subdivides his page into neat frames that show how the value of a life might be reduced to a backpack of flour or a pack of Drina cigarettes of peculiar foulness.

The manifesto includes messages like, "Stress is related to 99% of all illness," "Friends are more important than money," and "Coke, Pepsi and all other pops will be known as the cigarettes of the future.

One is to keep cigarettes out of movies.

Selling "loosies," cigarettes out of the package, is also illegal.

Big tobacco firms are working on e-cigarettes of their own, as well as cigarettes that heat rather than burn the tobacco.

It was his seventh cigarette of the afternoon.

That arabesquing cigarette of Dorothy's is instructive.