Sentence examples for back in the suitcase from inspiring English sources
Still, he said, it would be painful to put Emile and New York and his affection for his new friends back in the suitcase.
It's time to step back into the suitcase. .
But even those educated Iraqis who have returned to help their country are now thought of as "coming back in the Americans' suitcases" and are strongly resented by the locals.
In the back seat, untouched: the suitcase.
Ofili had been experimenting with the elephant dung he had brought back in his suitcase, gluing pieces of it to paintings.
Also, do not lay your clothes randomly on the bed and then put them back in your suitcase!
"Riccardo Sezzi found them in an abandoned suitcase in Genoa back in the 1980s.
But, back in the years when these pants were packed away in the suitcase and the suitcase was shoved into the attic, there lived a different kind of moth — clean and tidy, meticulous, with old-fashioned manners and self-respect, and, one would surmise, with concern for the health of its young: Don't go there, children, there's naphthalene there!
Back in the car, she wondered: Shouldn't the mother wrap the couch, the chair and the suitcase in plastic?
And in "The Suitcase," he kissed it.
