Sentence examples for cigarettes rises from inspiring English sources

Lolling about, tired and listless in the Seville sun, the women simply sat in the town square while they described in song the way the scented smoke from their cigarettes rises to the sky.

The age at which someone can be legally sold cigarettes rose from 16 to 18 in 2007.

The dozen or so guests, some in dresses and holding cameras, others in T-shirts and holding cigarettes, rise from park benches as the mayor prepares to speak.

Smokers were hit elsewhere in the budget, with the price of a packet of standard cigarettes rising by 15p, after the chancellor increased duties by 1% above inflation.

NONSMOKING TAX Federal taxes on cigarettes rose nearly 160 percent last year.

The population was happier after excise taxes on cigarettes rose.

The price of cigarettes rose NT$15 (approximately 41.47%) after imposition of the NT$10 Health Tax in 2006.

Following its implementation, however, the price of domestic cigarettes rose by close to 30%, and the price of a pack of cigarettes rose by roughly NT$10 to an average of approximately NT$45.

"That would have been fine with me," Hill said, with a pained expression on his face and smoke from his cigarette rising behind his head.

The proportion of adults who have ever used e-cigarettes rose from about 3percentto8percentcent from 2010 to 2012.

The percentage of high schoolers who said they had tried an e-cigarette rose from 4.7percentt in 2011 to 10percentt in 2012.