Sentence examples for out of cigarettes from inspiring English sources

They were out of cigarettes and tobacco.

I had coffee, but I'd run out of cigarettes.

I started writing this article having run out of cigarettes.

When someone says they've run out of cigarettes at a party.

"Whenever he runs out of cigarettes he becomes highly agitated to the point where he has seriously injured staff and other patients," she wrote.

It would also ban tobacco sponsorship of international events in Europe like Formula One motor racing and would forbid the handing out of cigarettes at these events.

The marines' new neighbors greeted their arrival with dozens of boys and men along the side of the road holding out packs of cigarettes and shouting "One dollar!

Chevrolet dealers were taught to think in theater metaphors: onstage, where smiles greet potential buyers, and offstage, where sales representatives can take out-of-sight cigarette breaks.

Don't get sloshed and don't go out reeking of cigarette smoke or alcohol, so limit yourself to one drink and carry breath mints with you.

The conflicts in Syria and Iraq continued to take a big  chunk out of cigarette sales at Imperial Brands in the final three months of 2015.

Now that there wasn't going to be so much money to be made out of cigarette commercials, the broadcasters began to think that there might, after all, be an ethical issue involved in promoting cigarettes.