Sentence examples for bag far from inspiring English sources

Even the classic Louis Vuitton monogram bag, far right, has been hit by bold graffiti.

For many business travelers, holding on to your bag far outweighs the drawbacks of packing light.

Then he had to move — shouting, tossing his blue bag far across the sand, jogging with his arms and legs as if he were crossing a highway.

Givenchy offers the Charade bag, far right, named after a style Audrey Hepburn had in the 1963 film of that name.

Others save for a pair of funky Prada boots (right), an inflated-tube shoulder bag (far right) or the Helmut Lang tunic with dangling pink ribbons.

The commercial interior designer Mae Festa, an expert in antique textiles, bought plenty herself over 50 years, from a 19th-century ceremonial Japanese bag, far left, to an Uzbeki yurt hanging, left, to an intricately woven Tibetan monk's robe that she purchased from a woman who flagged her down on West End Avenue.

Fendi has embroidered them on bags, far left.

Simon's fruit-fly protocol, for instance, demands that various minutiae be precisely tuned — lighting, temperature, humidity, and even whether you've cut new vials from their plastic bags far enough in advance to let out the stale air.

A woman in Union Square who had a sense of humor painted the word "fake" on her knockoff Vuitton bag, below, while some women on the Upper East Side carried painted Hermès-style bags, far right.

But the plastic bags are far from sanitary: bags break or are torn open by animals, thus spilling their contents and contaminating the area and leaving residents exposed to human waste. .

Desserts ($7 each) have been a mixed bag so far.