Sentence examples for a leather sack from inspiring English sources

One day, I noticed a leather sack on Max's belt.

The condemned was sewn into a leather sack with a number of animals, including a dog, a monkey, a snake, and a rooster.

Luggage is stacked so high throughout the book that I kept exclaiming "a handbag?" in Lady Bracknell tones, because Wilde's old bat was right - the notion that a leather sack with handles and a non-precious-metal clasp can confer a sense of origins on the socially and geopolitically bewildered is preposterous.

Unlike Michael Moorcock's Corum trilogy, with its soppy Rhalina, there are also some feisty women: for instance, Olof, the warrior queen, who, when Helgi attempts to marry her, pricks him with a sleep-thorn, hogties him, shaves him, covers him with pitch and puts him in a leather sack.

"Our house, in the middle of our street," went the corny, if upbeat soundtrack from the 1980s hit by Madness, and in the models' hands was one of the most coveted symbols of luxury and pleasure: the Chanel shopping bag, now rendered as a leather sack.

The punishment consisted of being sewn up in a leather sack, sometimes with an assortment of live animals, and then being thrown into water.

The Iceman was equipped with a small copper-bladed ax and a flint dagger, both with wooden handles; 14 arrows made of viburnum and dogwood, two of which had flint points and feathers; a fur arrow quiver and a bow made of yew; a grass net that may have served as a sack; a leather pouch; and a U-shaped wooden frame that apparently served as a backpack to carry this gear.

Maier's first act upon taking over at Bottega Veneta was to design a bag that looked, in the context of the times, like a rebuke: a woven leather sack with two handles.

A footbag is a small leather sack filled with pellets, sort of like a beanbag.

The difference between using linen, rather than leather is that linen soaks easily, and the inhabitants will drown, whereas a watertight leather sack will effect death by suffocation due to lack of air (or death by a drawn-out drowning process, relative to a comparatively quick one), rather than death by drowning.

I noticed that Gragnola always wore a long, thin leather sack that hung from his neck, beneath his shirt.