Sentence examples for expensive cigarettes from inspiring English sources

But high taxes do not always mean expensive cigarettes.

This means Australia could potentially have the most expensive cigarettes in the world.

Still, the increase has forced many poorer Indonesians to smoke less or to switch to cheaper brands, a trend that has cost more expensive cigarettes like Dji Sam Soe market share.

Once the new ban is in effect, those extremely expensive cigarettes may burn a hole in some pockets and pocketbooks while their owners look for a place to use them.

She said that just before his death, she talked with him on the phone — he had complained about how expensive cigarettes had become, and so she mailed him two cartons and a box of cigars.

Even as a student she would take taxis to see the bank manager at Coutts about her overdraft, smoked long, elegant and expensive cigarettes, drank gin and tonic in a place called Boodles and would have spasms if you spoke of the toilet rather than the lavatory.

The city is relying on the fear of fines to make bar owners and their employees turn themselves into the enforcers of a law that could not otherwise be enforced without expensive cigarette police.

In her autobiography, Bagnold reflects on her Hollywood experience with bemusement – once she'd received her cheque for £8,000, she bought the most expensive cigarette case to be found in Bond Street for her husband (a hundred pounds), a silver-plated model pony for her daughter (£120), and some typewriters.

She went on to say another celebrity showered those he sexually abused with expensive perfume, cigarettes and promises of tickets to one of his shows: I watched in detached fashion as he had full sex with one of the other girls in the dressing room into which we were all crammed.

The gifting of expensive premium cigarettes displays affluence and status, facilitates business deals, and helps move through government bureaucracies [ 3, 4, 14, 17].

As the scale assigns equal weights to two selected brands, Marlboro and the MPPC, important information may be missing if the market is dominated by one of those brands; for example, in case of Armenia, less expensive domestic cigarettes have a greater share on the market (up to 75% in 2000).