My foot stubs out an imaginary cigarette.
He took a drag from an imaginary cigarette, tossed it between puddles and stomped it out with his foot.
The twist's characteristic hip, arm, and leg movements have been described as "drying the buttocks with an imaginary towel while grinding out an imaginary cigarette with one foot".
At one point in the show, the actor Chris Parnell, reprising the character of a shady doctor that he plays from time to time on "30 Rock," urged pregnant women to smoke an imaginary cigarette brand called Chattertons.
His therapy involves transporting them to a sparkling imaginary paradise, which cigarettes abruptly turn into a churning hell.
That's also true of Mr. Harari in a cowboy hat and underwear, riding an imaginary horse and laconically rolling a cigarette in pantomime.
Slinking along on skinny legs, her feet invariably pointed outward, penguin-style, she originally carried a long bejeweled cigarette holder that held a make-believe cigarette from which she continually flicked imaginary ashes.
Stumbling toward a chair, she gains composure, fumbles for another cigarette and waits for an imaginary beau to light it, engaging in small talk with him while she waits.
Midway through the season in Sidgwick's diary, one of his six imaginary promenaders grumpily asserts that "scepticism, irreverence, disobedience to parents, lack of discipline, love of cigarettes, football matches and cinematograph entertainments... are due to the influence of Mr Wagner".
So many people recognize these lush desert havens only from cartoons, cigarette-packet designs and British band names as to believe that oases are imaginary.
