Sentence examples for cigars from inspiring English sources

We are not talking about Churchill and Roosevelt settling the hash over cigars and cognac.

Nobody at the top now was in any position of authority when he was chomping his cigars and Fixing It for the nation, but the public will give the BBC (and maybe the NHS) low marks for not having found a way to confront him at the time.

Edward Snowden may not look (in spite of this mockup) much like Che Guevara or exhibit the revolutionary hero's flair for posing with berets, cigars and golf clubs, but that has not discouraged entrepreneurs in Russia and China from bidding for the rights to put the elusive whistleblower's face on T-shirts and posters.

AS THE sun goes down over Nairobi, a new rich set of T-shirt-wearing Kenyans, most of them black and in their 30s, roar with laughter as they quaff whiskies and smoke giant cigars in the Capital Club, the country's latest temple to Mammon.

Inside the most lavish hotels this week, young expats smoked cigars while European prostitutes lined the bars offering services to foreign guests.

There is fevered talk of importing cigars and exporting poultry and building materials.

Pursued by arrest warrants, the runaways holed up at an Oklahoma motel, offering visiting reporters interviews, cigars and whisky.

Mr Schwarzenegger came to Sacramento hoping that the two camps would bond over cigars in his smoking tent.

Measured against Ruth, who enjoyed the limelight, fast women, fat cigars and bootleg liquor, he was a nice but dull fellow.Other players invited good-time girls to see them play.

Aficionados relish the girth, firmness and fragrance of their cigars.

Many operated legitimately, but some offered improbably low prices.Cuban investigators believe they were able to do so because Mr García and ten of his staff, who also face trial, sold genuine cigars at a fraction of their normal price to black-market distributors in the Caribbean in return for bribes.