Sentence examples for the cigarette of from inspiring English sources
A guy goes to light the cigarette of a woman, and as she bends forward her hair catches fire.
Ian Bogost, a designer of video games, describes them as nothing less than the "cigarette of this century".
I used Consulate cigarettes because when I was a teenager at school it was the cigarette of choice to smoke during the lunchbreak on Hampstead Heath.
Phil snaps the cigarette of an obnoxious fellow passenger in a lift, which promptly gets stuck, just as Vivian is due to go into labour.
"It's the cigarette of tomorrow," he said, fingering his e-cigarette as he outlined plans to open a third store in Paris.
Ian Bogost, the famed game creator and professor, calls the wave of habit-forming technologies the "cigarette of this century" and warns of equally addictive and potentially destructive side-effects.
Czeslaw tore the cigarette out of Piotr's mouth.
Scaredy-cat iTunes even took the cigarette out of the title sequence on its episode downloads.
Why the first cigarette is the best cigarette of the day.
And the ones that do, like the cigarette purveyors of the past, will reap enormous rewards.
They've been called the cigarette butts of the coffee industry.
