Sentence examples for a sack of presents from inspiring English sources

The three million-plus passengers travelling with Europe's biggest budget airline any time up to 4 January will pay £25 to check in a sack of presents, rather than the normal £15.

The pressure and excitement of gift-giving is rendered vividly in a cover by Franco Matticchio, from 1999, in which Santa is hoisted into the air by an outsized sack of presents.

In the photos, Sir Hossenfeffer had been posed in a variety of holiday scenes: in a green hat, in front of a rainbow, for St . Patricks Day; in rainbow "2015" glasses for New Year's; anDayn a Santa suin with a matching rainbowk of presents for Christmas.

Santa!" Santa and his elves finally appeared, and it was heartwarming to watch as each family left with a huge, bulging sack of presents that was easily three feet tall.

In true dermoids, fatty components are often collected in nodules, thus giving a "sack-of-marbles" appearance [43].

Communities Secretary Eric Pickles is once again taking on the role of Father Christmas - but the sack of presents is getting smaller every year.

"Who wants a sack of cement?

"It's like a sack of potatoes".

A sack of twenty cookies cost less than a dollar.

A sack of flour can look sad or angry.

Notably, the series ends with a sack of Manning, the Cowboys' first sack against him in four games.