(1) At first he was completely against the device, which is powered by the car battery and plugs into the cigarette lighter .

(2) It is believed a flame from a cigarette lighter ignited oxygen at the man's bedside.

(3) He lit a cigarette with his gold lighter

(4) Then gently warm the metal sleeve with a small flame from a cigarette lighter and pull the ring off using a pair of pliers.

(5) Plastic toys, cigarette lighters , and derelict fishing gear smother the coral reefs and litter the island shores.

(6) He found two discarded syringes, used lighters and cigarette papers at the foot of a tree near seats at the reservoir.

(7) They may have owned and operated lighters to transport goods from their private wharves to ships anchored in the bay of Smyrna and vice versa.

(8) 79 Even given that ships could and would use the quay and harbour, why should it cost more than carrying goods ashore in lighters ?

(9) They made a good search of the place and made off with the till, fruit machine, cash plus cigarettes, cigars and lighters .

(10) Boats of various shapes and sizes were built, yachts, smaller sailing craft, yawls, lighters for transporting sand and gravel, punts, racing gigs and even speedboats in the late 1930's.

(11) Before the docks were built lightermen ferried goods from ships in midstream to the river quays.

(12) Besides the various tobacco products, all sorts of implements from tobacco pipes, lighters and ashtray to tobacco cases and machines can be found in this diverse and impressive collection.

(13) Ten cigarette lighters , fitted with transmitter similar to the ones strapped to scientifically-interesting wildlife, were dropped off around Limerick and their journeys traced.

(14) The lightermen live on as the masters of the waste disposal vessels and dredgers you see on the Thames today.

(15) They provide an interface between strategic sealift ships and lighters, and between the lighters and the beach or underdeveloped ports.

(16) He saw one of the dockyard's lighters making its way across the water.

(17) The time taken to load and unload ships would be reduced, since the goods would no longer have to be taken ashore by lighters .

(18) On the Gallipoli peninsula, seaborne landings were made in 1915, despite the fact that no specially designed craft were available, troops transferring from seagoing vessels to lighters to be ferried ashore.

(19) On that day, throw away all your cigarettes, lighters and ashtrays.

(20) 70 For instance, a merchant might want to embark goods outside his warehouse but there might be insufficient depth of water for the ship to moor alongside; lighters would then have to be used.