The general would light up a stogie at the outset of a meeting.

Early blinked, and took the stogie from between his teeth.

But many of them do try out the stogies.

"That sounds like the kind of straight line you used to feed Stogie."

He tossed the stogie into a gutter on the street.

He had a thick neck and looked like he'd be at home chewing on a stogie.

Stogie paused and looked at him, his face flushed with excitement.

"Stogie never thought what he was doing was an art form.

He was sitting on a couch, looking quite content, smoking a big fat stogie.

Better, sometimes, since the stogies didn't make him cough until he lit them up.

The team was later renamed the Stogies that season.

I'll just take a box, put a wet sponge in it along with these stogies and wait three, four days.

But find one of Toronto's cigar bars and smoke the stogies there.

Before long, the Stogies are on a red-hot winning streak.

He bit the end of the stogie, and scratched a match with his thumbnail.

He puffed away at his stogie as he stood by the car.

Holding court, you might say, with tie askew, stogie in hand, drink close by.

"It's pretty much what I expected," he said, puffing on a stogie.

He stepped over and stood next to Stogie, lowering his head until their faces were no more than three inches apart.

He put out the stogie and led her inside, arm firmly around her shoulder.

Hal's stogie was in need of a light again, and again he forgot about it.

From the left corner of his mouth protruded a smoldering stogie.

Kennedy scraped a match on his shoe and lighted a stogie.

He lit his stogie and took a couple of puffs, squinting at the road ahead.

With the addition of these new players, the Stogies go on a red-hot winning streak.

Opening the rear door softly, the stogy bum shifted inside.

"Kind of a stogy clipped off at both ends.

He chewed the end from it and brought out a pocket lighter, to ignite the stogy.

One was a swarthy man in red velvet, who puffed nervously on a stogy.

Slick had introduced Hacker as a stogy manufacturer from Pittsburgh.

He blew a target of concentric smoke rings, then threw his stogy over a palm tree.

He chomped his stogy and began to drawl.

He pulled out a large stogy, lit up and chewed on it aggressively to combat a sudden feeling of inadequacy.

Bart's stogy began to curl.

Pitter Patt struck a match, ignited the stogy, and tasted the smoke before answering.

It certainly had the merit of cheapness, if that be a merit in tobacco, and I experimented with the stogy.

After a while I became satiated of these, and I searched for something else, The Pittsburg stogy was recommended to me.

Cap Guffy stared sullenly while Tex Larch bit the end from a cigar and applied a match to the stogy.

Townley was a wise-faced fellow; coatless, he was sporting vest and derby hat, while he chewed the end of a black stogy.

WHILE Barth was speaking, The Shadow drew a small cigar case from his pocket and extracted a blackened roll of tobacco that looked like a small stogy.

Each of us put on a rough, heavy suit of clothing, woolen army shirt and "stogy" boots included; and into the valise we crowded a few white shirts, some under-clothing and such things.

E Map This branch of a Hong Kong chain sells everything from an around HK$30 Honduran Quintero stogy to a hand-rolled Cuban Cohiba Double Corona for HK$350 a pop.