Sentence examples for backpack I from inspiring English sources

Buy a sturdy backpack (i.e. Caribee, Slazenger or Berginus).

"It's... a backpack," I managed to say, as my sister halfheartedly opened hers.

They were like any other kids; his sister had the orange backpack I wanted.

The tan and leather Eddie Bauer backpack I thought was so college-esque.

I could go back right now and stuff it in my backpack, I thought.

In a backpack, I brought paper towels, an extra T-shirt, Ziploc bags.

Inclusion criteria were as follows: only school children who were seven years of age; lack of comorbidities; only traditional school backpacks (i.e., the children's own backpacks which they carried to school every day, designed to be carried on both shoulders).

In the waiting room at the plane's gate, as I sat amid women in hijab and children with stuffed animals and pink backpacks, I took half an Ambien to dim my worries.

In bags and backpacks, I hauled them every Friday to my home in St . Paul a Fairy squash, whose forest-green-and-tan striping looked like an academic scarf; a blue Hubbard, whose slouchy gray form recalled a snoozing Dumbo.

If I ever see tranimal makeup kits or backpacks I will vomit.

I wear a backpack and I have no savings.