Sentence examples for draw on a cigarette from inspiring English sources

"It's all gone, all our history is gone," said one of the staff sweeping scorched detritus into plastic sacks, pausing to draw on a cigarette and shaking his head in dismay.

She was like that [mimes taking a long draw on a cigarette] … Like X Factor.

Joe Porretto, in his Allied Van Lines moving truck, drew on a cigarette, squinted one eye and did a mental calculation that took him only a few seconds longer than the last time he was given a ticket, at $55, for double-parking.

Bobby, in the new movie, is one of his gentlest characters, though even here we pick up traces of pain in his past, and one glorious shot of him, drawing on a cigarette and gazing out at the bruise-colored dusk, suggests a weariness to match that of the other residents.

Looking into the camera, she occasionally draws on a cigarette and crosses her legs, one big, down-home, country-gal ankle resting on a knee.

"Darkness and chaos," she said, drawing on a cigarette.

He drew on a cigarette to pass time.

He drew on a cigarette, ashes fluttering in the air.

He drew on a cigarette and smiled behind a desk piled high with legal papers.

It was guarded by a lone policeman drawing on a cigarette.

"We were on the 7th tee on Sunday, I was drawing on a cigarette," Lord recalled.