Sentence examples for the cigarettes from from inspiring English sources

I fetched the cigarettes from my jacket, sat down and lit up.

In 1949 comes a second, jittery self-portrait, in which Steinberg holds one of the cigarettes from which he would not be parted.

In 2006, the city sued three wholesalers — which buy the cigarettes from the manufacturer and resell them to retailers — for violating the law.

He details early tobacco cards, stuffed into packs to keep the cigarettes from crushing; kitschy nonbaseball series like Mars Attacks; and the rest of the history.

The sardonic one-liners roll from his tongue as regularly as the cigarettes from the pack on the table before him.

Within five minutes, hisbah militants were rounding me up as the intelligence man who spotted me was briefing them that I had stolen some of the cigarettes from the vendors.

Mosley slapped the cigarette from Mayorga's mouth.

So he withdrew the cigarette from his mouth and pressed the glowing end to his cheek.

(The video re-release digitally erased the cigarette from Bill's lips).

He took the cigarette from his lips, held it over the railing as if to drop it, then lit it.

She looked up, put down her stub of pencil, and moved the cigarette from her mouth to the ashtray.