He turned back to us and waved his cigar at a state sergeant.

He leaned forward and waved his cigar for emphasis.

He waved his cigar near enough that Lucy had to back off a step to avoid being burned.

They booed him, and he waved his cigar at them affably.

But as for doing more-" He waved his cigar at the scene outside.

He started to adjourn the meeting, then paused, waving his cigar at me.

"There is another war, however, that you don't mention," the colonel said, waving his cigar.

Bixby undamped long enough to wave his cigar through the air.

He rose and started to pace, waving his cigar as he spoke.

Saddam waved his cigar again to let the Foreign Minister know that he should get on with it.