Sentence examples for there are cigarettes from inspiring English sources

There are cigarettes which can't be tasted, mirrors that don't crack when they're punched.

There are cigarettes, quantities of liquor, a brace of pretty twins and a barrel-load of prejudices: "Work had never previously taken him to the Middle East, and for this he was thankful.

Not only is it a slutty mess of used tissues, tinchy purselets and Biros and lippies and bits of biscuit, but there are cigarettes, loose, scruffy fags, all stained and bent and mungy in there.

"There are cigarette butts here".

"We violate her," he said, "There are cigarette burns in some funny areas.

There are cigarette butts scattered all over our yard; we don't smoke.

Visiting him a day before the execution, Hussain's brother Manzore told Reuters: "There are cigarette burns on his shoulder.

And there were cigarettes on the tables.

There were cigarettes, blankets, anything you wanted.

I am sure there were cigarettes -- I am only speculating".

Throughout the night, there were cigarettes: Ms. Mengers was a fiendish smoker and embraced cigarettes in her home with almost as much vigor as she wielded to head off guests who even thought about bringing along children.