Sentence examples for around with a daypack from inspiring English sources

And here I was tooling around with a daypack.

And after days and days of walking two to three miles a day, with a daypack, I had discovered I could ascend hills and temple steps like a feather on a breeze!

I went around with a suffering face.

Go around with a big smile!

He had abandoned most of his remaining possessions; he was travelling with only a small duffel and a daypack, and they contained not much more than a few changes of clothes, a portable hard drive with some of his movies, and a "relatively stupid" cell phone with enough memory to send and download tweets.

This is a regular pullman suitcase 22 inches long, with a conventional upside-down U pull handle, plus a daypack that both zips and clips on, and is made in Mexico of United States materials.

I carried just a daypack and a stick.

Twenty minutes later I hopped onto a city bus carrying a daypack on my back, a camera on my belt, and a medium pizza with the works in a flat white box.

Searchers in the North Cascade mountains of Washington State found a climbing backpack and a daypack belonging to John Arum, the son of the boxing promoter Bob Arum, but were still looking for him.

For about a hundred dollars, you can find a G.P.S. unit that will tell you where you are almost anyplace on earth; the cheapest models are light enough to carry in a daypack, or even in a pocket.

They got her a daypack, or a daysack, as the hunky assistant preferred to call it, by which point Geoff felt the fellow was beginning to get out of line.