Sentence examples for about a pack of from inspiring English sources

A local newspaper writes about a "pack of slavering chav-estate mongrels".

AT HOME IN September 1977, Seattle City Councilman Randy Revelle '63 became agitated about a pack of wolves circling outdoors.

Whatever the reason, there's something both amusing and reassuring about a pack of animals getting themselves into a mess.

"It will be intolerable," said he, "if you two fall to wrangling and setting heaven in an uproar about a pack of mortals.

It was the antidote to shows like It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, which is, essentially, about a pack of psychopaths behaving horribly.

The Associated Farmers of California were particularly incensed, complaining about "a pack of lies" and "Jewish propaganda", though Steinbeck was not Jewish.

A typical pack of 20 costs about $2, compared with about $6 for a pack of cigarettes.

The price of EpiPens has risen to about $600 for a pack of two, from about $100 in 2007, when the pharmaceutical company Mylan acquired the product.

But the company did not say it would lower the list price — which has risen to about $600 for a pack of two EpiPens, from about $100 when Mylan acquired the product in 2007.

The Stanley 38425 TimerMax Digislim sells for about $13 for a pack of two.

About 68percentt of a pack of smokes is tax, according to a CBC report.