Sentence examples for good packed from inspiring English sources

It is an impressive list of the great and the good, packed with scholars and sportsmen, authors and artists.

This makes a tasty, quick meal when hot, but it's also good packed into a container and eaten cold at lunchtime.

The tiny paella cakes were good — packed with lobster chorizo and artichoke, each one topped with a mussel — but the lamb shank's presentation, a version of the do-it-yourself taco bar, is an exhausting complication.

You could, just about, make this on a working day, but I like it best as a weekend meal, particularly as the leftovers mature very well and make for a good packed lunch.

Civilians poured into the streets carrying household goods packed onto donkey carts and into wheelbarrows.

It is not strange that at such time all transportation was of goods packed in large boxes, securely fastened to prevent accidents from the rough and tumble way of transportation.

During an eight-day, 530-mile train journey across southeastern Congo, there were two derailments, several dozen delays, one electricity failure and an ever increasing number of people and goods packed into crammed, stinking hallways, compartments and bathrooms.

Mr. Sanford arrives with his goods packed in rockweed, and everything is steamed under canvas, which is the traditional way (and, if you forgo the butter, makes a low fat meal).

The TX-SA505 looks to be a powerhouse with all the goods packed into the golden-hue casing.

A stunningly detailed photograph of commercial goods packed into a 99 Cents Only Store is a seminal image by Andreas Gursky.

Depending on the outdoor temperature and the time of transport, perishable goods packed in dry ice should be shipped as quickly as possible.