Sentence examples for carry a backpack from inspiring English sources

"I don't carry a backpack".

Both carry a backpack of emotional baggage.

("Meaning, I carry a backpack, but you don't," my husband had said. I'd retained a lofty silence then, too).

If there are items children must have in order to do an activity, carry a backpack or, if the terrain allows, pull a wagon containing that equipment.

If necessary, he could carry a backpack that weighed thirty kilos as if it were nothing, but usually he travelled without a pack: his pockets were enough.

Anyone thinking of heading off piste also needs to learn about avalanche safety, wear an avalanche transceiver, and carry a backpack containing shovel and probe.

One of them was carrying a backpack.

Feldman carries a backpack full of medicines.

So I had carried a backpack (Carrying, No. 39).

Each of us carried a backpack with sixty-five pofnds of personal and communal gear.

She was wearing jeans, a tight green T-shirt and Converse sneakers and carrying a backpack.