Sentence examples for cigarettes well from inspiring English sources

A teetotaler who smoked cigarettes well into his 12-year presidency, Mr. Chávez had good health for years and endured punishing foreign travel schedules.

A vegan-come-lately, President Clinton fought and often lost his struggles with diverse appetites, succumbing to a Big Mac here and a Lewinsky there, and President Obama was reportedly still sneaking cigarettes well into his 2008 campaign.

My parents smoked cigarettes well into their 50's but neither of them died of cancer.

As a young man, Alexander Cockburn, who has died from cancer at the age of 71, had something of the air of the classic Bollinger Bolshevik: elegant, with his blue shades and his Gauloises cigarettes, well-connected and perversely radical politically.

According to the only two well-designed published trials studying e-cigarettes, well over 90percentt of smokers who used them did not quit smoking.

But the cigarette, well, I love stroking this lovely tube of delight.

A study released earlier this year, based on data from the National Youth Tobacco Survey and the Centers for Disease Control, found 3.9% of students in grades 6 through 8 were using e-cigarettes -- well above the 2.5% rate for traditional cigarettes.

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"Our findings would suggest that smokers may want to reduce their exposures to the use of e-cigarettes as well as traditional cigarettes," King added.

While the e-cigarette manufacturers continue to express that marketing is aimed at adult smokers, the use by teens of e-cigarette as well as subsequent tobacco cigarettes has been on a rapid rise for close to a decade.

Sure, she has spaghetti suppers for six, but she also has a cook named Silvina, and for her big numbers -- when she opens up the dining room table and brings out the Florentine cloth and the Georgian silver and the Spode and the little Steuben urns for cigarettes -- well, then she has Noel, her French butler.