Sentence examples for sustained cigarette from inspiring English sources

Such a session was held at Diva Salon, where a stylist, Madga Florentino, pointed to where a customer had sustained cigarette burns.

When Yan turned to the police with pictures of her injuries and sustained cigarette burns, she was told this was not sufficient, because the pictures had been taken by family or friends.

Professor David Dabydeen writes fiction and poetry between midnight and four in the morning, sustained by cigarettes and occasional slurps of red wine.

However, no studies to date have reported on the long-term impact -- good or bad -- of sustained e-cigarette use.

Within 24 hours of living together in our one-room dorm, I sustained a clove cigarette burn to the arm from her when we were drunk and had the opportunity to greet her obsessive ex-boyfriend at our door, whom she had just broken up with via telephone the night before so she could fuck a frat boy.

Although the evidence does not yet suggest an 'early adopters' effect the current results persisted after adjusting for the year of survey and in a subgroup analysis limiting the data to a period when e-cigarette usage had become prevalent these findings will need to be revisited to establish whether or not the apparent advantage of e-cigarettes is sustained.

Until we know more about the sustained risks and benefits of electronic cigarettes, clinicians should discourage all electronic cigarette use for tobacco-naive patients and, for the majority of current smokers, focus on standard-of-care practices for treating tobacco addiction.

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a complex multi variable disease, with raged inflammation triggered mainly by cigarette smoke; regardless of sustained quitting approximately 15% of the ex-smokers develop severe emphysema and COPD.

Large cans of Red Bull and packs of cigarettes sustain him.

It seems peculiar, for instance, to sequester Tom Wesselmann's large-scale collage painting of a glass of milk, sandwich and pack of cigarettes; nothing about it demands a sustained, one-to-one engagement.

Seven of 14 participants (50%) sustained a 50% reduction in the number of cigarettes per day smoked at week 52, and the median of 30 cigarettes per day decreased to 15 cigarettes per day (P=0.018).