Sentence examples for quantities of cigarettes from inspiring English sources

Smoke violently large quantities of cigarettes and drink as many martinis as possible before collapsing.

Federal law prohibits wholesalers from selling large quantities of cigarettes without paying state or local taxes on the goods.

At the same time, Iraqis are buying large quantities of cigarettes and imported whiskey for the use of Mr. Hussein's associates, a diplomat said.

A notorious procrastinator who needed quantities of cigarettes and coffee to compose, Puccini had been working on the score fitfully since 1921.

According to an affidavit filed by United States Attorney Mark T. Calloway in Federal District Court here on Friday, the group raised money by buying large quantities of cigarettes in North Carolina, where the tax is only five cents a pack, and smuggling them to Michigan, where the price of cigarettes is much higher because of the 75-cent state tax.

Members of the group were said to have set up wholesale tobacco businesses as fronts and to have then smuggled large quantities of cigarettes from North Carolina, where the tax is 5 cents a pack, to Michigan, where it is 75 cents a pack.

From equation (6) we obtain: The magnitude of change in the total cigarette consumption is calculated using the initial quantities of cigarette consumed, the percentage change in prices (due to the change in tax rates) and the overall price elasticity estimates as indicated in (7).

When she finally retired in 1990 to the golf and racecourses, the one good thing was that the relevant offices of the BFI were no longer wreathed in the smoke from the enormous quantity of cigarettes she got through.

In this way, absolute smoking status, duration of smoking abstinence, and intensity of the relapse (e.g., quantity of cigarettes smoked per day) can be measured.

A mortar bomb and a quantity of cigarettes were uncovered during an arrest and search operation in the Etna Drive-Jamaica Street area of Ardoyne in north Belfast.

Increases in the likelihood of children engaging in problematic behaviour ranged from 1.17 times more likely to 1.80 times more likely depending on the type of behaviour measured and the quantity of cigarettes the mother had smoked during pregnancy.