Sentence examples for getting bagged from inspiring English sources

The more your car stands out, Mr. Raskob says, the better your chances of getting bagged, as he puts it.

The blisters, each with its own bar code, move to a collating table and are rearranged in a pattern before getting bagged.

They made it through security without raising an eyebrow, and shared a high from the rush of not getting bagged.

While such a mission could help scientists better understand asteroids, or at least the particular asteroid that gets bagged, Bolden said the primary purpose of grabbing and moving an asteroid is to help develop the technologies that would be required to send people to Mars.

If you come home smelling of soil and piss again you're getting bin-bagged, mate.

Kathleen McCleary of Falls Church, Va., revamped her shopping and cooking routines after she became ill with E. coli that she and her doctors thought she got from bagged lettuce.

It got "carpet-bagged", and, for free, I got shares that at one point were worth nearly £5,500.

In 1971, the bureau got black-bagged itself, as a group calling itself the Citizens Commissionn to Investigate the F.B.I. broke into a field office and made off with documents exposing some of its most notorious activities.

She gets tea-bagged about two minutes after waking -- and I'm not talking about a steaming glass of Lipton.

With most people's attention focused on what sort of fizzy wine to get in and which of their favourite stars of screen and sport have bagged honours, no one's much interested in business news.

A petition to get it cancelled bagged 70,000 signatures.