Sentence examples for handling cigarette from inspiring English sources

And in an episode about the advocacy of Don Draper, the creative leader of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce, that agencies stop handling cigarette accounts — after losing Lucky Strike, of course, not before — there was a reference to Emerson Foote, who in real life worked for tobacco clients but later became a director of the American Cancer Society.

Having healthier beverages available is similar to the smoker's trick of reducing the need for handling cigarettes by having carrot or celery sticks at hand.

And I love the way Hedren handles cigarettes and a martini glass with such remarkable sophistication.

The Assembly had already passed the bill, which is intended to lower the risk of fires started by carelessly handled cigarettes.

A good-looking, engaging man, with a rich speaking voice, above all he possessed style, and could handle a cigarette with the panache of Bogart or Belmondo.

The legislation is intended to reduce the number of fires that occur when smokers fall asleep or otherwise handle a cigarette carelessly.

A typical client of the Cafe Pierre was the elegant woman of a certain age sitting at the bar, nervously handling an unlighted cigarette.

He kept a stash of roasted watermelon seeds in his pocket and nibbled them in the smooth, casual way a smoker handles his cigarettes.

An important strength of the study is that participants could actually handle the cigarettes to provide more tactile basis for discernment, compared to showing participants product images, as was done in the Borland and Savvas [ 2] study.

The first is our introduction to Bond at the gaming tables of the then fashionable nightclub Les Ambassadeurs in London, handling cards, lighting a cigarette and then telling us his name: "Bond, James Bond".

Stupidest thing ever, but a valuable lesson was learned: never, ever let your guard down and think you can handle just one cigarette.