Sentence examples for as a bag for from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he has too much work to do as a bag for authorial thoughts and feelings, and generalises too much from his own case (his view that we love, cherish our childhoods is worse than false for those for whom it is not true).

The next day, his being grown showed up again as he packed a bag for the pool.

A genome is treated as a "bag" of coding sequence for protein domains, which we simply call domains for brevity.

You can use this as a reminder to fill a bag for your trusted charity.

In 1998, his top district aide pleaded guilty to federal perjury and racketeering charges that painted the aide as a "bag man" for organized crime figures.

First elected to parliament in 1992, the 55-year-old is hardly in the first flush of his parliamentary career, a one-time Tory rebel who started out as a bag carrier for Margaret Thatcher.

He originally came to Europe in 1961 as a bag carrier for his friend and fellow Mexican, the legendary Ricardo Rodriguez, who qualified his Ferrari on the front row of the grid at Monza in 1961 on his grand prix debut.

Minority groups organizing among themselves is of course nothing new, but in a combustible world of MRA Reddits, Daily Mail commenters, and straight up women-hating trolls, the supposed irony of a diversity officer appearing to exclude one group was all the fuel needed for a viral dumpster fire, with Mustafa at the center serving as a punching bag for the internet as well as the tabloid press.

But after serving as a punching bag for a super PAC supporting eventual GOP nominee Mitt Romney ahead of the Iowa caucuses, Gingrich appeared less pleased with Citizens United's impact on elections.

"We have refused to play only defense and serve as a punching bag for those who want to attack the industry as a means of pursuing their own political agendas," Gordon Binder, the president of Amgen, said in April, in his farewell address as chairman of the industry trade group.

And within the fractious US women's soccer community, many fans and journalists (and players) treat the NWSL less as an earnest effort to expand the sport's footprint and more as a punching bag for complaints of inequality, rife with comparisons of salary and playing conditions to Major League Soccer.