Sentence examples for tobacco making from inspiring English sources

There, young Mr. Cullman learned to sort and roll tobacco, making cigar after cigar by hand at his workbench.

In 2011, the government earned Shs87.5bn ($37.7m) in taxes from tobacco, making it one of the country's top 10 revenue sources.

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), perhaps 100m people died prematurely during the 20th century as a result of tobacco, making it the leading preventable cause of death and one of the top killers overall.

WEDNESDAY Again on the Garden City camous of Nassau Community College, Jeffrey Wigand, the real-life subject of the film "The Insider," speaks about "The Insider Goes Public about Big Tobacco: Making Ethical Decisions in an Unethical World" at 12 30 p.m. at the College Center (516) 516-71516

Obama will visit a country that is still growing sugarcane and tobacco, making cigars and rum, and needs America, too.

The country also relies heavily on tea, sugar and coffee, with these three plus tobacco making up more than 90% of Malawi's export revenue.

A century ago, tobacco made Durham what it is.

Although health issues associated with tobacco make the stock off-limits to some people, the dividend stream appeals to many others.

The extraordinary power of Amarone and its potent flavors of cherry, nuts, chocolate and sometimes leather or tobacco make it a kind of specialty wine.

Adam admired his father for his work ethic, but priming tobacco made Adam chase a career in hockey a little harder.

He describes "meat made of pressed rice boiled in mutton fat (and finished off with a fake bone made of wood); tobacco made of dried roots and dried potato peel; shoes soled with wood".