Sentence examples for fill a suitcase from inspiring English sources

Accompanied by a hired bodyguard, Richard Caring, British clothing tycoon and restaurateur, stepped out of his Geneva bank on a warm September day in 2005 with 5m Swiss francs in cash – the equivalent of £2.25m ($3.4m) – enough to fill a suitcase.

In one attempt, the smugglers filled a suitcase with Furbies, the children's toys, each stuffed full of fake $100 bills.

One afternoon, our teacher tells us that the schoolchildren in the village need supplies, so we go through our suitcases and fill a bag with notebooks, pens, markers, tape, scissors and magazines.

Claire filled a whole suitcase with 30 baby food sachets, numerous jars, two giant tins of formula milk, a steriliser for Lucy's bottles – and about 100 nappies.

If you fill a sedan with people and suitcases, it is less likely to roll over because the weight is added below the car's center of gravity, so it acts like ballast; with an S.U.V., the weight is added above the center of gravity, making the vehicle more tippy.

Usually it sits there, nobody moves, but sometimesIt's crossing the river.Little houses, new apartments,Bodies smelling fresh in the morning, rank at night — When I pack, I lay out every sock, each pairOf shorts without a fold.If my shirts are too large to lie down flat,I tuck their arms beneath their sides to fill the suitcase perfectly.A window, the desk, a lamp and a chair.

And read up on all the latest designers at OFr, a bookshop and gallery with a vast selection of magazines and books on design, fashion and photography -- a guaranteed well of inspiration to fill your suitcase for the journey home.

Wine lovers should take a taxi up to Vinarija Milović, in the hills north-east of the old city, which is Montenegro's southernmost wine producer – fill your suitcase with its Vranac Status Barrique.

Ma and Harris picked through their crap, found a suitcase, filled the suitcase with clothes.

I also have a suitcase filled with things I have written, from cosmetic ads to travel articles and more.

They found a suitcase filled with so much spare change, it was a struggle to remove it from the room.