Sentence examples for great baggage from inspiring English sources

But Eric is more than a great baggage handler.

It's great to have great baggage policies and no fees, but if it means you can't get where you're going, then you're out of luck.

There's more years shared, greater baggage, the false assurance you've passed the turbulent times, chosen your core group, relaxed a little, given your heart and let your guard down.

Great works of art often tote heavy baggage.

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In part, that's because doing so involves a greater passenger baggage load and additional weight in seating, galleys, lavatories, catering, all of which affect fuel consumption and aircraft range.

By the time she'd scraped her way through college and graduate school, Trudelle Thomas recognized that she had inherited some heavy generational baggage from the Great Depression.

Certainly Lohan has a great deal of baggage to dsipose of.

Clinton has accrued a great deal of baggage in four decades of public life in large part because it has taken a woman so many years to get to this point in the first place.

Most of the time I'm sorry because I feel as though I carry a great deal of baggage.