Sentence examples for sneaky cigarette from inspiring English sources

Had a sneaky cigarette?

But I had a sneaky cigarette with him, so when I saw that scene where Ian says, "You can't be in my gang if you don't smoke!" I couldn't help but giggle.

In 1982 most 11- to 15-year-olds (53%) had had a sneaky cigarette at one time or another.

Usually, it's as benign as a sneaky cigarette habit.

Sneak cigarettes.

Militia commander Abdelkerim (Abel Jafri) is himself a contradictory figure, enforcing a draconian law, but ostensibly coming across as a mild-mannered, long-suffering type, taking sneaky puffs of cigarette on the quiet.

The singer, who took sneaky drags from cigarettes throughout the talk, appeared to be on good form, singing along to clips from his biggest hits, and was seemingly overwhelmed by the number of friends and collaborators in the crowd.

But of course in between that moment and my first cigarette (a sneaky Benson and Hedges in a school toilet before double music, I was 12) there were plenty of unsuccessful efforts.

Found hidden around his hospital room on his departure were pill bottles stuffed with cigarette butts, from the sneaky smokes he'd been illicitly enjoying while "recovering".

But as evidenced in the past, both cigarette retailers and consumers have proved sneaky in evading such steep prices.

Being sneaky.