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Cigarette in sentence

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To understand how intentions function in conversation, Carroll said to imagine someone holding a cigarette and asking for a match.
You respond by handing them a lighter, gathering that their motivation is to light their cigarette.
And then we look over the body and we find an old cigarette lighter and we say, "Jesus, it was dark."
Now, e-cigarettes were originally created to offer smokers a cleaner form of nicotine to help with their cigarette addiction.
Mods look nothing like a cigarette, and they come in various shapes and sizes, with different kinds of attachments and user adjustments.
While trying to solve one huge public health problem, cigarette smoking, we may have created another colossal one.
Our lack of vigilance in the earlier years around cigarette smoking led to a cigarette epidemic and many, many cigarette-related diseases.
It says, "If the cigarette companies can lie, then so can we."
Hundreds of thousands of the goose-sized chicks are dying with stomachs full of bottle caps and other rubbish, like cigarette lighters ... but, mostly bottle caps.
We're not going to put up warnings the way we do on cigarette packs, are we?
He'd always walk up to his airplane in a kind of saunter, devil-may-care saunter, flick the cigarette away, grab the girl waiting here, give her a kiss.
But I just want to say that I've met girls with knife wounds and cigarette burns, who are literally being treated like ashtrays.
Troy was smoking a cigarette on the ice; we took a few photos.
He threw his cigarette out as he got on the front, and I climbed in the back.
And the second thing that you have is a kind of warning sign, very similar to what you would find on a cigarette pack.
So, this is actually a healthier cigarette.
Don Pasqual (Lionel Atwill) raises her from the cigarette factory, but she ditches him.
Virginia tries to make conversation but as she grinds a cigarette out under her Leopard print, thigh high, high heeled boots Nestor grabs her by her throat & drags her off into the darkness.
At a party, when he's lighting his cigarette, the studio boss throws a high alcohol content drink in his face, and he catches fire.
In the hospital, his face is entirely bandaged and he still lights up a cigarette!
More "Ghost Orbs" which you can duplicate with dust in front of a flash camera, and the "Ectoplasmic Mist" is just someone's cigarette smoke lit up with the camera flash.
Take a few dark and stormy nights, fog coming in from the coast, obsession and doubt, two brothers who have a mysterious connection based on hatred, a suspicious disappearance, a shoe in the night silently grinding out a glowing cigarette butt, and, finally, a tremulous heroine who finds herself threatened as much by her own doubts as by one -- but which one? -- of the men around her. Sounds like we might have a good 80 minute noir.
Consider "I Know All" Action hero is lighting a cigarette in the darkness.
Then I didn't like that she smoked aggressively one cigarette after the other but perhaps the film was supported partly by the tobacco industry.
Legendary Cameron Mitchell turkey about an actor/makeup man who is burned by the head of a studio when a drink is tossed in his face as he is lighting up a cigarette.
While I think the whole film is brilliant Two scenes that come to mind are when a platoon of Japanese soldiers trying to escape (Crawling on there belly's)are ambushed by Americans and massacred,True Horror, And as an American soldier and a pretty Philippine Girl soldier are having a cigarette on the side on the road, she smiles as she flits with the yank,then her face Changes to rage as she see's two Japanese soldiers trying to surrrender, she grabs a gun and kills them with joy, The American soldier attempts to stop her but has no chance , to me this speaks volumes at the atrocity's committed by the Japanese in the Philippines, all in all a great film if you have the stomach for it.
I also liked the scene with the angel waiting at the bus stop, smoking a cigarette.
Bruno realises that Guy won't do his murder, so he decides to plant the evidence at the crime scene to make him guilty, Guy's monogrammed cigarette lighter at the amusement park.
In Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean, the owner of a cigarette factory Louis Mahé (Jean-Paul Belmondo) is engaged through correspondence with Julie Roussel and he does not know her.
And also I did not know that my favorite animation studio - Fleischer's made another film that's about community of insects whose city garden home is threatened by humans (lighted cigars and cigarette butts,footsteps,etc.), and how a plucky young grasshopper named Hoppity saves the day and wins the heart of Honey the bee; I love the lovely Ms. Honey.
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