Night after night, she pedaled her secondhand bicycle through the Chelsea streets, toting bags jammed with towels, goggles, a nose clip -- and three homemade tail fins that tuck right up to her pierced bellybutton.
Several men seemed to be wearing identical suits and identical ties, and none of them carried any hand luggage on the plane, in stark contrast to the South Koreans who went north nearly staggering under tote bags jammed with gifts.
In his essay, Brand acknowledges the hypocrisy of having "without a flicker of self-awareness palmed off my shopping bags jammed with consumer treats and headed for the throng" of a Reclaim the Streets march that developed into a riot.
I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, and all I need is a neoprene wetsuit, an inflatable kayak, a telescopic fishing rod, a body board, a power kite, a slimline collapsible barbecue, two moon chairs, a windbreak, and several large dry bags jammed with other essential gadgets.
An autopsy revealed dozens of plastic bags jamming the whale's stomach, weighing 17 pounds in all, the agency wrote on Facebook.
Local recyclers hate the bags jamming their sorting machines, and even some supermarket chains are remaining neutral rather than alienate the residents and leaders of their communities who are working to improve the local quality of life.
He called in, forty-five minutes later, and reported that the zipper on his sleeping bag had jammed.
Perhaps the watershed was 1988, when Laurent Fignon became the last GC contender to climb on the podium, finishing third behind Dirk Demol and Thomas Wegmuller, whose chances of victory were destroyed by the plastic bag that jammed his gears.
I stuffed my school items into the bag, and jammed in the playing cards.
