Life Quote by Jo Nesbø

“The cigarette hung unlit from his lips. Was he doomed to roam forever in his ghost state, always wanting to light that cigarette? A…

— Deanna Chase

“He stopped smoking at least once a month. He went through with it like the solid citizen he was: admitted the evils of tobacco,…

— Sinclair Lewis

“His cigarettes helped mark the passage of time, especially on days that seemed all sun and sky...The dependable dwindling of his cigarette supply reassured…

— Claire Vaye Watkins

“He put a cigarette between his lips and I was transfixed. Smoking was a filthy habit, but I’d never wanted to be a cigarette…

— N.R. Walker

“I was in control of every area of my life except for smoking. The cigarette was deciding where I could go, what I could…

— Allen Carr

“In as much time as it takes to smoke a cigarette, a person's life was changed forever.”

— Karen McQuestion

“Harry lit up, drew the smoke deep into his lungs and tried to imagine the blood vessels in the wall of the lung greedily…

— Jo Nesbø

“Whenever you think about smoking you must see it as a lifetime’s chain of filth, disease, fear, misery and slavery.”

— Allen Carr

“Hugh put one foot up on the parapet and regarded his cigarette that seemed bent, like humanity, on consuming itself as quickly as possible.”

— Malcolm Lowry

“I think one can tell a lot about a person from the way he chooses to let the stub of his cigarette burn out...”

— Sanhita Baruah

“I found that I was reaching, automatically, for another cigarette; my eyes and throat felt hot and aching, and my brain stupid. I let…

— Mary Stewart

“Quite likely he would be in the cellars of the Ministry of Love within three days, but a cigarette end must not be wasted.”

— George Orwell