Sentences with phrase «packet of cigarettes»

Stephen Pound, MP for Ealing Acton reportedly chided women protesting at the sums they would lose, saying «It's no more than the price of a couple of packets of cigarettes.»

Ateliers des Artistes de la Ville de Marseille, France (2006); Grey Flags Sculpture Center, New York (2006, catalogue); Mafia, or One Unopened Packet of Cigarettes Standard, Oslo (2006); and the 51st Venice Biennale (2005).

He tossed the packet of cigarettes into the trash can.

Up to 89 per cent of the cost of a packet of cigarettes is the excise duty levied by the Treasury, prompting pro-smoking group Forest to argue cigarettes are almost a fully nationalised product.

Currently if children see a packet of cigarettes behind the sweet counter or in someone's hand they see bright innocent colours, glamorous designs and distinctive holograms — all of which appeal to children to make them think that smoking is a normal or cool thing to do.

Did you know that chronic low - grade stress is far worse for your health than smoking a packet of cigarettes a day and drinking excessive alcohol?

The American sniffed, broke the seal on one of the packets of cigarettes.

Flagging down passing cars gained us a packet of cigarettes and a half - empty bottle of caña liquor, but no gas.

Autobiographical in the modernist and realist painting tradition, his paintings depict his own personal effects that include biker paraphernalia such as jackets, boots, helmets and gloves, alongside his packets of cigarettes and books.

Following an array of specific durational logics — the time passed while smoking a packet of cigarettes; the length of time it takes a mud mask to dry on a face; the window of time in which fresh vegetables are ripe — the works suggest a series of domestic behaviours.

Highly autobiographical, exhibits featured personal photographs, and a number of very intimate items, like the packet of cigarettes her uncle was holding when he was killed in a car accident.

Other pieces in the New Blood exhibition include a vibrating mummy clutching a packet of cigarettes and a collection of stuffed horses arranged on a table to resemble Henry Moore sculptures.

Indoor air pollution from cooking and heating with open fires is equivalent to smoking two packets of cigarettes a day.

Imagine a teacher who wanders into a classroom full of five - year - olds, sits down, pulls out a packet of cigarettes and starts to smoke them, exhaling puffs of cancer - inducing haze that waft into the little kids» faces.

Watching someone writing an email on a Storm is like watching an antelope trying to open a packet of cigarettes....