The phrase "at the suitcase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a location or position in relation to a suitcase.
Example: "She placed her hand at the suitcase, feeling the rough fabric beneath her fingers."
Alternatives: "by the suitcase" or "next to the suitcase".
I did not look back up the concourse or even glance to see if he was still knitting his hands at the suitcase.
But as I gazed so anxiously at the suitcase he had bequeathed to me I also felt that this was the very thing I would not be able to do.
The judges are are: Lev Cooperman, co-founder of FreshBooks; Kim Langway, VP product management, Fidelity Labs; Stephanie Palmeri, partner, Uncork Capital; Natalie Sisson, "Chief Freedomist at The Suitcase Entrepreneur; Doug Speight, executive director, American Underground, a campus for entrepreneurs in Durham, N..C., and Caitlin Pearce, executive director of the Freelancer's Union.
Efficiently packing the heaviest items (jeans, jackets) at the suitcase bottom.
After looking at the suitcase full of dinosaur models that Harryhausen had brought with him, O'Brien suggested that he study anatomy.
"Mad Men" filmed a scene for an episode titled "The Suitcase" at the leather-padded bar.
Look at the suitcases perched under his eyes.
I thought they would notice at once that the suitcase was far too heavy".
Evonne had idolized Mrs. Court; one of the most treasured pictures in the suitcase at her Barellan home shows her at the age of 11, looking up with unabashed adoration at Margaret, who was then 20, after a tournament in New South Wales.
We settled on creating a small "stage" in front of the PARTI, mounting the recording tablet at the botton of the suitcase, creating felt props for people to use.
If I was packing a would-be franchisor's bags ready for them to embark on their own franchising journey, I'd be packing the right mindset as an essential item right at the top of the suitcase!
