His look-alike robot could be packed with explosives for a terroristic attack.
(Worst case, if it turned out that people hated it, it could be packed away forever).
The temporary structure could be packed up after the Games and reused.
We marveled at how many Sunday afternoon parties could be packed into such a tiny room.
Surface-mounted components were much smaller, cheaper, more robust and could be packed closer together to form extremely compact units.
While it would not go on any longer than the current four to five weeks, more could be packed in.
With Karma Tshering, our head guide, I devised a plan in which the entire camp could be packed and sent down the valley with the horses.
He envisioned an aluminum train that could be packed with as many as 2,500 passengers traveling twice as fast as the express trains of the day.
Cubicles were cheap, and meant a growing professional class could be packed in like battery hens, but with the illusion of individual offices.
It tried to lift the blight of the two irredeemably corrupt, family-run parties, hoping their leaders, the "battling begums", could be packed off into exile.
Hundreds of desperately wounded men were stretched out on boards laid across the high-backed pews as closely as they could be packed together.
