Sentence examples similar to packs of roll from inspiring English sources

Smaller than normal packs of roll-your-own tobacco will still be allowed under the new rules.

Living here on the Kennedylaan with the balcony doors open, drinking a cup of coffee in the morning sun – that's much worse for you than smoking two packs of roll-up tobacco a day.

[interview 4 – without COPD] Living here on the Kennedylaan with the balcony doors open, drinking a cup of coffee in the morning sun – that's much worse for you than smoking two packs of roll-up tobacco a day.

Illegal tobacco is known as chop chop and although the trade is diminishing, you can still find it in milk bars around the country, wrapped in newspaper under the counter and sold for about a quarter of the price of a regular pack of roll-your-own.

There were four guys inside strumming, with packs of cigarettes rolled up on their sleeves.

But I remember one year when they were especially busy and my dad caved bought one of those packs of several rolls Christmas paper.

As soon as I'd get home from my day in school, I'd go sit on my stoop and watch these guys (gods to be worshiped, really) with their lanky hoodlum hair and sideburns and their packs of Lucky Strikes rolled up in the sleeves of their plain white T's, working on their Oldsmobiles and T-Birds.

One supermarket sold a 10-pack of toilet roll for more per roll than the same brand's four-pack.

'I looked at it at the time as we were sort of the Rat Pack of rock 'n' roll,' he says.

We've reached the second world war section and my eye is drawn to a pack of toilet roll.

Without cupboards, you can't economise and buy in bulk - even a bargain bumper pack of toilet roll is a major space devouring purchase, stored by necessity in the lounge, which is inconvenient in so many ways.