The papers all agreed Mr. Hoover took a cigar and Mr. Roosevelt a cigarette.
"I'm working here 11 years," one employee said, taking a cigar break under a "no loitering" sign outside the Canal Street store.
"It's unbelievable," Nowitzki said as he took a cigar from teammate Jason Terry before boarding his float.
At some point during a sesh, depending on the age of the Tory in question, they will either take a large expensive cigar out of their jacket pocket and slowly sniff up and down the length of it; or they will get Extremely Stuck In to two to three grams of Very Good Gear.
Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver is amusing himself by trying to take a puff of a cigar in his saddle.
After dinner, I took a Cuban cigar down to the lake, rubbed my sore casting arm and stared at the sky.
Wilson's name was released in conjunction with a set of images, disturbing ones, that seem to show Brown, or someone who looks like him, towering over and striking a smaller man in a convenience store; he and another young man take a box of Swisher Sweets cigars, and leave without paying.
But before you light up that congratulatory cigar and take a sip of some fine whiskey, this brings up some basic questions.
Put a little tray in the bathroom with the cigar on it Take a hot shower Every time you take a hot shower, turn the cigar around In a humidor.
A man takes out a cigar, "dark and stubby as a turd".
