Sentence examples for the cig from inspiring English sources

This raises the question of what knowledge should be represented within a CIG, and what is more appropriately encoded outside of the CIG.

"Great, but I'll just hold the cig to your lips.

Its report adds that unless the CIG advice is completely rewritten, the Home Office unit responsible for producing them will be "viewed as totally lacking credibility".

We worked the cig down to a nub, fanning the smoke out the window, and then she yanked at the sides of her gown.

Starting by Oxford Road railway station – where the bookstore at Cornerhouse arts centre remains one of the best in the city for art and cinema literature – we strolled along Whitworth Street West, passing The Ritz, the venue where Cooper Clarke famously met Salome Maloney ("Standing by the cig' machine, who did I see? In lurex and terylene, she hypnotised me").

I opt for the 'Cig'nature', made with Perique, Lindisfarne Mead, lemon juice and Perrier Jouet Champagne.

That's the cigs and so on.

Tell Sis: "Unless you quit the cigs, I am telling Mom and Dad".

It's better the next day.' He's a little jagged on account of missing the cigs, a little bit edgy.

"The CIGs have a total over-reliance on one source [the Danish report] which bucked the trend of all objective evidence on human rights in Eritrea," said Campbell.

One of the more bombastic of the Cigs boosters, the Santa Clara, Calif.