Sentence examples for from fag from inspiring English sources

Workers returning from fag breaks rarely challenge strangers who slope in behind them; nor do receptionists much quiz visitors dressed as couriers or engineers.

Having extracted saliva from fag ends discarded around Dublin, she has had its DNA sequenced to determine everything from her subjects' eye and hair colour to their propensity towards obesity.

In the mid-90's the Media Group had bought the property from FAG, from whom it had been renting a 30,000-square-foot free-standing building on the site.

More recently, we have seen a variety of disparaging terms adopted with pride, from "fag" and "dyke" by homosexuals, to "crone" and "hag" by members of some neo-pagan groups.

He also forgot to mention that David Cameron's own pledge on energy bills – to force companies to put customers on the lowest tariffs – didn't even benefit from fag packet analysis: it was a slip of the tongue at prime minister's question time.

It's Skinner's eye for detail and his ability to craft a narrative from fag ends and half finished tinnies that makes this track just so special.

EPOCHS and -isms are usually named after monarchs, prime ministers and the occasional chancellor of the exchequer, not home secretaries from fag-end governments.

Imperial Tobacco always seemed an excellent name for a company that makes the overwhelming bulk of its profits from fags.

They come from fags, WASPs, niggers, spics, whores, Jews, and, of course, neo-Nazis.

It used to be lame to show that you cared about your own personal health by switching from fags to e-cigarettes, but these days everyone's getting involved.

That image of mortality is missing from The Fag Show.