Sentence examples for because they bagged from inspiring English sources

"The Disappearing Spoon" tells many tales of how future Nobel laureates made their great discoveries, and calls Glenn Seaborg and Al Ghiorso "the Ernest Hemingway and Theodore Roosevelt" of the periodic table because they bagged so many specimens.

They sport smiles that threaten to engulf them because they've bagged the jobs they've always dreamed of.

Gottstein told HuffPost that increasing interpersonal relationships can be "more helpful than if someone has a go bag," because, "they have allies when they're trying to navigate a disaster landscape".

A horse transporter, Richie Baiardi, said that he had picked them up at Paragallo's farm at the end of February with the intention of taking them to Florida but could not because they were "bags of bones, literally walking hides," and would not have survived the trip.

They often lose their possessions along the route, whether because they threw bags overboard to avoid sinking in the sea, or because armed gangs, smugglers, or even bus drivers robbed them.

If the best people only want to focus on the accounts with the highest potential to win; if clients sense the agency has their eye off the ball; if an excellent employee thinks they're seen as worthless because they didn't bag a Lion---that Lion---that Lion---that Lion---that

Just because they're in bags with boards doesn't mean they meet any of the above requirements.

Don't put sharp items in the bag like knifes, sharp pencils etc. because they can rip the bag.

Some people ask me for a black bag so they can cover their Supreme bag because they spent $400 and they don't want to get robbed".

There, with her crutches, she started to sell plastic bags in the market " I was never embarrased, people bought my bags, because they felt sorry for me".

While Ms. Orozco said she liked reusable bags because they helped the environment, others have concerns.