Sentence examples for over cigarettes from inspiring English sources
He told them Hanna was his cousin visiting her grandmother in the West, handed over cigarettes and she got through.
There's plenty of practical experience backing this, from government control of liquor sales in Canadian provinces to the longtime monopoly certain European countries had over cigarettes.
As Nović writes in the first sentence of the novel, the war began over cigarettes.
I was the one she would call to bring over cigarettes, because she was on oxygen, and had like half a lung left.
She followed them and chatted them up over cigarettes.
He quickly grabbed my money and handed over the cigarettes.
The move comes at a time when there is growing concern nationwide over cigarette smoking among teenagers.
But Judge Rakoff also cited a federal law enacted in 1965, the Labeling Act, which gave the federal government exclusive authority over cigarette warnings.
Just last year, Congress did give the F.D.A. jurisdiction over cigarette makers — a triumph, colleagues say, for the legislation Ms. Kagan worked on a decade ago.
He rolls his wheelchair over cigarette butts and lime rinds sucked dry, passing rows of cars just as shiny as they were at their luxury dealerships.
