Sentence examples for through cigarettes from inspiring English sources

"Barry," the latest pre-presidential Obama biopic, takes place a few years before the recent "Southside With You," but both depict a young person who went through cigarettes at such a ferocious clip he could have given Smokey Bear fits.

An estimated one billion men and 250 million women worldwide are daily tobacco smokers, primarily through cigarettes [1].

Mr. Boshnjakaj, 18, explains himself through cigarette smoke.

"I'm just down on myself and the whole thing," he tells the woman through cigarette smoke.

It's the overarching theme of her mini-album, Don't Explain: everything feels filtered through cigarette smoke.

Islamic extremists gained a foothold in Timbuktu through cigarette smuggling (even though they banned smoking when they took power), the lucrative kidnapping of Westerners, and narcotics trafficking.

Curmudgeonly and attentive, he wrung a sense of what writing should be from his yellowing paperbacks even as he trashed the writers of his own day while wheezing his lung-impaired way through cigarette after cigarette.

Joyce and Kafka remain ghostly figures on the streets of Dublin and Prague, and the elfin presence of Borges is still glimpsed, through cigarette smoke and tango sweat, in the cafés of Buenos Aires.

The many people whose lives she touched will remember her best in her Bayswater kitchen: feet up on the table, staring out through cigarette smoke over the glass domes of Whiteleys on Queensway, thinking, talking, daydreaming.

Like some character actor from the old Warner Brothers movie stable, New York has long been typecast in the public consciousness as the slick city cousin, squinting cocksure through cigarette smoke at its more innocent country relatives.

The money that CVS can earn by grabbing a larger portion of the country's expanding health-care market will likely outweigh the annual $2 billion it loses through cigarette sales, which only made up a small percentage of its revenue in the first place.