Sentence examples for handling bags from inspiring English sources

To cut costs KLM, a Dutch carrier, has asked its pilots to volunteer for ground work, such as handling bags and hospitality.

In the medical journal the Lancet earlier this month doctors reported a case of a man who had caught the disease while handling bags of potting compost.

These days, Mr. Nelson earns $8.70 an hour working nights as a ramp agent at Terminal 1 at Kennedy International Airport, "handling bags and driving a tractor to push planes back from the gate," he said.

Other brands that use live stream audiences' responses include Marc by Marc Jacobs, which saw Twitter conversation spike around its luggage-handle bags during last week's runway show and alerted its buyers.

Cotton seeds coated with a systemic called phorate have been in use for some time in California, and in 1959 twenty-five farm laborers in the San Joaquin Valley, who had handled bags of treated seeds, were seized with sudden illness.

But Silversea in Fort Lauderdale and Crystal in Los Angeles and Cunard-Seabourn, with longer and more expensive cruises, say they can arrange with ground operators to handle bags that come ahead, and get them into suites in time for embarkation.

Two and a half years ago the Dallas, Tex. carrier decided to defy industry convention and handle bags and ticket changes for free.

"The other one is, if you've got bag handlers handling fewer bags, it means maybe they don't need to replace as many when employees turn over".

The shearling coat, the scarf and, oh yes, the Yves Saint Laurent horn-handled bag".

The chain-handle bag is the perfect accent to almost any combination I come up with.

"A slouchy hobo reads Ali McGraw, a bitchy clutch feels very Alexis Colby, and the top-handle bag gives you a kind of Audrey Hepburn/Grace Kelly elegance — which, I suppose, after so many bags held in the crook of one's arm, feels very well mannered and refreshing".