Sentence examples for a lone bag from inspiring English sources

That feels like years ago, before I passed the baggage reclaim, where a lone bag from a Luton-Ibiza flight turned endlessly on the carousel.

A lone bag woman rummages through food, old clothes, plastic and paper left behind by those who had kept a three-night vigil.

He'll either offer a questionable saying: "Nothing can live in airtight space, therefore nothing can die in it either". Or he'll hymn the ineffable beauty of something – a lone plastic bag, a child blushing, a thunderstorm, a puddle of vomit, a vacuum flask (there are a lot of candidates presented for "the most beautiful thing I have ever seen").

"We're not die-hards," said Tracy Watson, carrying a lone Nordstrom bag as she browsed West Elm, a home décor store in South Coast Plaza.

If you live in an urban environment you're no doubt familiar with the sensation of encountering a lone plastic bag zipping through the breeze without origin or explanation.

"Made in a few seconds, used in a few dozen minutes and [they take] a few hundreds years to disappear from our Earth". If you live in an urban environment you're no doubt familiar with the sensation of encountering a lone plastic bag zipping through the breeze without origin or explanation.

Several times we had to evacuate the main exhibit when lone bags were found (although thankfully they were false alarms).

A lone man carrying a plastic bag calmly walked up to the shiny glass doors of the headquarters of Nelson Mandela's African National Congress in Johannesburg last Thursday.

Instead a lone cleaner with a bin bag wanders through.

Connor Wickham, acting as a lone striker, will be desperate to bag a goal against his former side tonight.

I sense the gaze of a lone young blonde woman with a Fendi bag thumbing unnaturally through some flyers.