Sentence examples for fag in from inspiring English sources
"We didn't, did we?" she asks him, frowning, fag in hand.
They are "smoking the last fag" in the trenches, in an English wartime melodrama.
"I reckon that puts us off duty," he says, popping a fag in his mouth.
He has his scotch in one hand and his fag in the other.
He has his fag in one hand and his phone in the other.
There's a phone in his hand, a fag in his mouth.
Definitely a bit different to having a fag in the dressing room".
Mam says, If 'tis a thing I ever see you with a fag in your gob I'll break your face.
Equally glamorous is Andreas Baader, played by Moritz Bleibtreu as a Belmondo-style master of fag-in-mouth insolence.
Doing this, I find myself reflecting that I'm clearly some distance from the effortless fag-in-hand cool of the Ratpack or Miles Davis.
As the fag-in-mouth petty crook Jack Rufus, in the film of Norman Collins' landmark novel London Belongs To Me (1948) - perpetually short-changing a gullible and baby-faced Richard Attenborough - Denham seemed uncomfortable; and as an idiosyncratic Macbeth, in the 1961 Old Vic production, he lacked some of the power thought to be inseparable from the role.
