Sentence examples for a lost pack from inspiring English sources

The New Orleans piano man Dr. John (9 25-9 50) sat in the corner of his dressing room, leaning on an ornately carved cane, waiting for an attendant to find a lost pack of cigarettes.

I'd say that would be worth a nearly lost pack of licorice.

As we made our way toward the car, my father continued to sniff at the warm breeze like some lost pack animal.

"New York, I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down" is like a lost Rat Pack ode, and "Losing My Edge" captures a broader urban cultural anxiety.

All the while, Creevy is exploring a moment in time: "I was a lone wolf -- I thought I lost my pack," she sings to open.

Losing a pack of smokes is a tragedy.

I am not in any doubt that F1 will move on without us, just as a driver would lose the pack and never look back, but we also have a duty to protect our venue for all motorsport.

It's hard to imagine a more toothsome festive treat, but don't be distracted: these funny, beguiling tales of flying dogs, haunted houses and lost trains pack some serious literary clout.

Your labrador retriever has not lost its pack instinct.

Two of the eight boys killed were from the same Cub Scouts pack, and three other members of the 80-boy pack lost a sibling, said Tony Vogl, a Boy Scouts spokesman.

A good swim helps restore my equilibrium, lost from packing and unpacking, rushing to catch airplanes, standing in lines, and eating poorly.