Sentence examples for famous cigarette from inspiring English sources

The actor strikes familiar poses, the famous cigarette jauntily thrusting.

The restaurant is ending its famous cigarette girl service the day before the English smoking ban begins.

The company has taken this action, its executives say, to reduce the drag on the company's reputation that association with the world's most famous cigarette maker has caused.

Not only is the sale of tobacco verboten; so is anything bearing the logo of one of RJR's famous cigarette brands, from a porcelain desk sculpture of a camel to a lapel pin celebrating the Winston Cup car races.

Cynthia Robinson started legal action in 2008 against RJ Reynolds, makers of the Camel, Pall Mall, Winston and other famous cigarette brands, seeking compensation for her husband's death in 1996.

Like Oscar Wilde's famous cigarette, it is a perfect type of pleasure which leaves one not unsatisfied exactly but with a feeling that its substance has vanished into the air like smoke.

The famous cigarette-holder was just a wooden prop "to show hostility", and as a pretext for keeping her right hand raised to hold attention.

Elsewhere in Bristol, the famous old cigarette factories of the Bedminster suburb are being converted into chic lofts and, in some cases, family homes.

An obituary headline on Wednesday about Johnny Roventini, the famous bellman in cigarette advertising of the 1930's and 40's, misspelled the name of his product.

The famous voice of cigarettes and cereal golden on the radio, describing the game.

An orangutan in Malaysia called Shirley - famous for smoking cigarettes thrown by visitors into her enclosure - is being helped to kick the habit.