Sentence examples for life cigarettes from inspiring English sources

But Chen Tze-shu, owner of a small grocery store in Taipei, said that Long Life cigarettes had another problem: "Nowadays, none of the young people smoke Long Life -- it's the middle-aged and older men".

current smoking (smoke_now) and ever smoked at least 100 life-time cigarettes (eversmoke).

On multivariate analysis, adjusting for age at diagnosis, disease duration, location, behavior, presence of perianal disease, and current smoking status, a history of being breastfed (OR 0.21, 95% CI 0.09 – 0.46) remained inversely associated while early life cigarette smoke exposure (OR 2.17, 95% CI 1.10 – 4.29) was associated with increased risk of surgery (Table  2).

For life-time cigarette use and marijuana use ESPAD reported prevalence rates of 58%and35%5%, while we found rates of 50% and 24% for the same age group.

This L.C. is perhaps the most important cigarette of my life, the cigarette that I'll still remember in old age, long after cigarettes have become illegal: I pull it out the bin, I smoke it standing up, I smoke it in haste, unwillingly, and it stinks.

He has a genuinely tragic sense, which comes out of an intense romanticism about the sensual things of life - cigarettes, drink, the opposite sex.' I agree with all of this except the sensuality.

I couldn't imagine a life without cigarettes.

But he insists he has never inhaled anything in his life, including cigarettes: "I cannot take things down my throat".

She is not addicted to anything else in her life – drink, cigarettes or drugs, for instance -– and does not use the word "addiction" regarding Candy Crush.

The protagonist of "Thank You for the Light" is a widowed, 40-year-old corset saleswoman, Mrs. Hanson, whose main consolation in life is cigarettes.

The musical asks the existential question: Will Kim stay true to her boyfriend and the ideal of monogamy, or will she fall for this pouting, pompadoured package of pulsating pelvic power and descend into a life of cigarettes and moral turpitude?