Sentence examples for big baggage from inspiring English sources
But Giuliani said Romney has "got big baggage".
But his biggest baggage was his association with Albany.
"They say, 'Why not just ditch that word, since it's your biggest baggage?' People hear it and think inaccessible.
She wants to get rid of her "biggest baggage".
Lew does not carry the same Big Pharma baggage, but he has similar ties to Wall Street.
That's the murder that grabs the attention of Justin Westwood, a small-town cop with big-time baggage who, in trying to protect the sole witness and her 8-year-old daughter, uncovers a conspiracy between the government and a major pharmaceutical company involved in "an unholy experiment" in biogenetic engineering.
Not only is she a controversial woman who has to figure how to be guarded but not artificial, she also has a lot of baggage (big problem No. 3): she's got that husband, her health care debacle, the "vast right-wing conspiracy," Whitewater, her commodities deal and a conflict: how can you be a convincing feminist while acting like a female victim in a Jacqueline Susann novel?
Anyway, there was a big scene in baggage claim when the airline told him they'd misplaced his cello.
Accordingly, social relation structure plays a bigger role in baggage claim, and the number of infected passengers raise by 149.
Loading cargo takes almost as long as loading people, and on big planes, airlines use baggage containers to speed the job, rather than moving the checked baggage suitcase by suitcase.
