Sentence examples for back in a suitcase from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to get in New York City — my mom would bring it back in a suitcase.

Meanwhile - literally, they're up against each other in the schedules - over on BBC2 DI Moses Jones (the excellent Shaun Parkes) is investigating a different murder - an elderly black man, dismembered, stitched back together, put in a suitcase and dumped in the Thames.

She estimated her haul at 80 books, which have been brought back home in a suitcase each night.

Alan told me I was foolish to pay all my taxes, that I should keep my money on the Isle of Wight and send my lawyer there to bring back cash in a suitcase when I needed it.

It sits in a suitcase, unstamped.

A bomb's worth can fit in a suitcase.

She needed something that could fit in a suitcase.

One British chocolatier liked their bars so much he would carry them back from New York in a suitcase to sell in his London shops.

Now he was on his way back with a suitcase full of peanut butter - the girls in Torino loved peanut butter.

I fly back with a suitcase full of truffle jam, hazelnut oil and individual preserved truffles in jars.

I lugged three large American cookbooks back in my suitcase, but only one had a recipe for hash browns, and that, in the 75th anniversary edition of the classic Joy of Cooking, sounded remarkably like a rosti.