Sentence examples for fag smoke from inspiring English sources

Is the pong from stale fag smoke or wet dog really worth it?

The crockery was heavy and brown and the air was always thick with fag smoke.

So where was the blue haze, the fug, the horrible brimming ashtrays and the nasty fag smoke?

Is that grey, hovering cloud, behind which more figures are hidden, a souvenir of relaxing fag smoke, or of some other incineration?

Houellebecq waves them away with his fag smoke and we start to talk about dogs, in particular, his faithful pet, a Pembroke corgi called Clement, who has been left behind in the author's home near Dublin.

The e-cig gives the smoker a hit of nicotine and the sensation of smoking without the tar and the witch's brew of carcinogens that makes up regular fag smoke.

It fairly reeks with griminess, sweat, cheap perfume, fag-smoke, chip-fat, dogshit, alcohol, street panic, wasted afternoons, nightclubs at 3am.

This is a mix for negroni's on the roof, the musical equivalent of that gorgeous blend of fag-smoke, coffee, and sun cream you only get in foreign plazas.

But now it seems the Libertine is going for a more direct route to fund his existence in Paris (where he is reportedly sharing a flat with Home Alone's Macaulay Culkin) by selling off fag butts smoked by his famous acquaintances.

It links through to the NHS advice service, features tips and facts, and keeps track of fags not smoked, money saved and days, hours, minutes and seconds since you smoked.

Fags are smoked on stage, political statements are made, and a band fling their moody urban love stories into thousands standing in a muddy field.