Sentence examples for bulging backpack from inspiring English sources

His son asks him what he's got in his bulging backpack.

Trudging their lengths with a bulging backpack and mucky shoes, I fell in love with the place.

RUTH L. KRUGMAN Avon, Conn., Oct. 10, 2012 To the Editor: The middle school or high school student struggling under a bulging backpack lives on.

"No one likes it, but if you don't do it, you only have to study more for the tests," said Troy Ogilvie, 15, a 10th grader at Piscataway High School, who was lugging a bulging backpack on a Friday afternoon.

Artists like Siebren Versteeg and Grayson Cox explore Mr. Richter's streaky, quasi-photographic brushwork, sensing its power to evoke selective or repressed memory; others address contemporary anxieties about terrorism in, for instance, David Lukowski's bulging backpack left in a corner of the gallery.

Every once in a while, I lift my eyes from my drawing pad and allow myself an anticipatory glance at the bulging backpack full of fruit and veggies that I park by the door so that I won't forget it; once or twice lately, engrossed in some random train of thought, I've left without the backpack, and wound up in Brooklyn with nothing to chop and sauté.

Not long after the aged warrior was turned away, a group of 20 young men with bulging backpacks appeared, also eager to join the holy war.

ON a cloudy June afternoon after midday Mass in the ornate granite cathedral in the Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela, the adjacent plaza heaved with tourists, many toting walking sticks and bulging backpacks.

As 3,000 students returned yesterday morning to Stuyvesant for the first time since Sept. 11, they came bearing the usual bulging backpacks, wearing baggy jeans and nervous grins sparkling with braces.

They climb mountains and scale cliffs with bulging backpacks strapped to their strong backs.

Relief does not come cheap: A single hallway locker costs about $140; multiply that times 1,000 or 2,000 students, add in the maintenance costs and the staff time to pry open doors for students who forget their combinations, and it's easy to see why some administrators could turn a blind eye to students stumbling across campus with bulging backpacks.