Sentence examples for bother to pack from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, their bus driver didn't bother to pack a map.
Get all your jabs on site, and don't bother to pack the sun cream.
The guy who sells sneakers at Damascus Gate didn't even bother to pack up for the event.
Ask yourself, "If I were a grad, would I really bother to pack this up and take it with me? " If the answer is no, move on to something else.
When he returned to the prison, the cell was just as he'd left it – he hadn't bothered to pack.
However, the fact that Glastonbury also reports that in 2007 it collected 20 tonnes of clothing, tents and sleeping bags, simply left on the farm by people who couldn't be bothered to pack up their equipment, demonstrates how difficult it can be to ensure your festival is as green as it should be.
He zipped his pack and, without even bothering to take the loose change visible on the counter, scurried out the back door.
We launched onto calm seas, so confident of the weather that we didn't bother to check the forecast or pack our safety gear — the extra paddles, whistles, radio and flares.
It's a whirlwind way to tour six cities — the museums, churches, restaurants of your (or their) choosing — without the bother of having to pack and unpack.
Earlier in Sunday's stage, a group of eight riders escaped from the pack, hoping that no one would bother to give chase.
