Sentence examples for was cigarette from inspiring English sources
noun
Tobacco, marijuana, or other substances, in a thin roll wrapped with paper, intended to be smoked.
Its chief source was cigarette smoke, the greatest source of indoor pollutants.
But inside the wood-paneled Horseshoe Cafe here in Southport, the only thing to breathe was cigarette smoke.
But the nurse said the boy was fine -- the smell was cigarette smoke and the other symptoms were caused by prescription medication for the flu.
"When I asked what was wrong with her eyes, she said it was cigarette smoke from the workers where she was employed," Ms. Waisome said.
So, of course, it was cigarette burns that brought my own young son to the emergency room one night during my residency when I was on call; he had run full tilt into a stranger in a restaurant who was holding a lighted cigarette.
The predominant form of tobacco use in our study was cigarette smoking (68.5%).
If it was cigarettes, people would be appalled".
"There are cigarette butts here".
"Those are cigarette burns," she said simply.
There's cigarette smoke, and alcohol.
They are cigarette smoke and viral infections.
