Sentence examples for turn cigarettes from inspiring English sources

We also transform objects into monies: prisoners, for instance, turn cigarettes into currency, children trade in food, cards, or playing cards.

Malcolm may be right about the symbolic portent of his stories -- she is particularly good on how he turns cigarettes into metaphors -- but Kazin's review still conveys better than anything else what Salinger's prose feels like.

The spotlight beams turned cigarette-smoke blue with engine exhaust.

'Oh, you're a soldier, you're with A.T.U. and you don't have a cent.' " Liberia being a small country, the past of a fighter-turned-cigarette vendor like Mr. Fofanah is well-known.

The conversation turned to cigarettes in movies.

It wasn't that I turned to cigarettes or drugs.

Chris was very stressed at work and thought, 'If I had a cigarette, I'd feel more relaxed.' But turning to cigarettes after stopping won't give any added relief because you're no longer suffering nicotine withdrawal.

Her informal education, in the power of appearances, began when Irma put her on a diet at 12; Nan read recipe books for comfort and turned to cigarettes at 14.

Machon, poised and clad in black, turns a cigarette in her fingers.

In June, the US Supreme Court turned away cigarette manufacturers' appeals of more than $70million £41millionn) in court judgments to Florida smokers.

Potter's production, which turned the cigarette factory into a security firm, proved that Carmen remains a challenging work to stage.