Sentence examples for from the suitcase from inspiring English sources

From the suitcase, I'd say he had just arrived in London.

By The New Yorker February 9, 2015 From the "Suitcase" series.

There is the story, from The Suitcase, of the Lenin statue that went wrong.

Then he carefully removed two long brass rods from the suitcase.

On departure, the last thing on his mind is unearthing the appropriate plugs and chargers from the suitcase clutter to replenish their batteries before hastening to catch a plane.

A little later, when he shows her a sample from the suitcase of tchotchkes he says they are planning to sell in Amsterdam, you wonder if these little porcelain dolls might be stuffed with drugs.

There is a progression from packing the suitcase with the State U sweatshirt on the top to packing the diaper bag 10 years later with the anal thermometer on top.

In June 1995, I was writing a book on refugees from former Yugoslavia, The Suitcase, (University Press of California), and interviewing local women and men of various ethnicities who'd been displaced all over the world.

He was covered with cedar chips from his ride in the suitcase, so I undressed and into the bathtub with him to wash him down..

7.01pm: While we're waiting, did anyone notice in Blue when Juliette Binoche blundered into a scene from White? 7.02pm: So, the suitcase.

The envelope-shaped bags hold shirts, sweaters, even jackets, and they minimize wrinkles by keeping clothes from shifting around in the suitcase.