Sentence examples for former bag from inspiring English sources
A technicality declares a player is responsible for his caddie's actions but Adam Scott was not fined when his man Steve Williams – former bag carrier for Woods – announced to an awards ceremony audience that he was glad Scott had won an event because he wanted "to shove it right up that black asshole".
Burkle, 53, is a former bag boy who founded investment company Yucaipa in 1986 and made his fortune through leveraged buyouts of supermarket chains like Fred Meyer, Jurgensen's and Ralph's.
New signings Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas slotted seamlessly into the side, the former bagging a Premier League debut goal and the latter pulling the strings in midfield to the extent that boss Jose Mourninho called him a maestro.
Mr. Barbara is also a mayoral friend from Bridgeport and a former Blue Bag consultant.
She turned the former Bemis Bag factory into a warren of studios and invited artists from around the world to come for residencies.
"The Bourne Ultimatum" picks up where "The Bourne Supremacy" left off, with this former black-bag specialist for the C.I.A. grimly, inexorably moving toward final resolution.
"I would take the drugs out of the ceiling, put it in the bag, mix it up with other bags coming down the plane and send it down the belt," said Edwin Asencio, a former baggage handler for American Airlines.
If you feel like something more casual – perhaps eaten out of a brown paper bag – former Mackay local Nikki Marshall (Guardian Australia's production editor) reckons you can't go to the region without trying its delicious meat pies.
"We are tired of being the city's punching bag," former Minneapolis City Council candidate Raeisha Williams said at a protest Friday, according to the Star-Tribune.
Homeless and carrying the only remnants of their former lives in bags, they have been left to seek shelter in an abandoned hotel or on seaside arcades as authorities struggle to cope.
The former mayor, Bill White, bagged his Senate campaign and announced he would run for governor — a sign that he thought the opportunity was gone for the federal office and that the state office was more attractive with the prospect of two prominent Republicans chewing each other up while voters ate popcorn and watched.
