What is "chesterfields"

Usage examples of "chesterfields".

Iris gets a soft drink from the cooler, selects a pack of Chesterfields from the cigarette display.

Persia lowers her fork to her plate a final time, re aches for her pack of Chesterfields, lights up, sucks in a deep grateful breath as if the smoke is fresh reviving air, life.

Dudley placed an ashtray, matches, and an open pack of Chesterfields on the mattress next to him.

There are guys on the yard who would kill their dear old mothers for two cartons of Chesterfields, scumbucket.

The smell of Chesterfields was strong, and it brought Ted back completely, Ted sitting here at his table and talking about Lord of the Flies, Ted standing at his bathroom mirror, shaving with that scary razor of his, listening through the open door as Bobby read him opinion pieces Bobby himself didn't understand.

He went back into the bedroom, picked up the telephone and ordered himself a delicious, wasteful breakfast, a carton of king-size Chesterfields and the newspapers.

Also a carton of Chesterfields, king-size, and either my own watch or another one as good as mine.

To break his tension he reached inside his coat pocket for the Chesterfields and lit one.

A pair of club chairs, a settee, and a couple of Chesterfields were positioned just so in front of a flattop, marble-inlay desk, the surface of which could easily have accommodated six or seven of the performers from Huber's Museum.

Three of Wintour's dinner guests—two men and a woman—were arranged on the Chesterfields, and I guessed that the screens had been placed to shield them from an unseemly spectacle.

There was a regal-looking lady sitting on one of the Chesterfields who kept nodding and smiling, as though giving encouragement to a clumsy piano student.

He looked around at the interior of the car, at Diana's country-and-western cassettes and an old hairbrush and a pack of Chesterfields on the console.