Sentence examples for bag long from inspiring English sources
In both circumstances, the cat was let out of the bag long after the legend around it assumed a life of its own.
But its only when the bundles are opened that the victims realize truly how unlucky they are: the sacks are invariably empty except for crushed newspaper, water bottles and rice, having been swapped for an identical bag long before.
Here, it's easy to forget how close you are to the city, aside from a glimpse of homes and barges from the fishing platforms, and a crumpled sleeping bag, long since abandoned, by the black shell of a willow reduced to charcoal, which teems with tiny spiders.
The Vatican prevailed and the mould has become for the family a more consequential object than Ramy's wife, Suhila Ayiad, thought when she packed her bag long ago, and her eyes alighted on the small metal instrument tucked inside a package of scissors, needles, thread, "all the things I'd need".
I'd be interested in finding out more about their huge highway setup for Reloaded, but many of the effects (revolutionary at the time) were let out of the bag long ago for Discovery channel documentaries and such.
It means not having to muscle your bag Longing, I have seen you in the water Flare like a bluefish in your native place.
Slowly, throughout the investigation and trial, his faith is broken down, until, in a taut scene featuring Kardashian rummaging through Simpson's infamous garment bag — long-rumored to contain the murder weapon — it seems likely that Kardashian is not looking to exonerate his friend, but to find evidence that will condemn him.
He would bathe with a washcloth and a bucket: Metal bed rods and plastic bags long ago claimed the shower.
In the knick-knack chain shop Tiger, which has charged people for bags long before it became law, I once saw a woman have a full-on strop after she was asked to pay 5p.
In high school, I worked in a clothing factory folding and bagging long underwear, using a tagging gun to shoot the plastic connectors through the tags (the things that are so annoying to tear off later).
