Sentence examples for hard to backpack from inspiring English sources

Finally, Mr. Yankowski said, "It's hard to backpack your PC home".

Though accommodations and flights are more expensive in warmer months and this is usually when people go backpacking, it's harder to pack for the off-season because of colder and more unpredictable weather.

Australia is a relatively safe country to backpack in.

It's hard to find a backpack big enough to accommodate everything you need for a prolonged stay.

But it is hard to imagine this backpacking, globe-trotting couple making a life in a town of fewer than 1,000 people.

If you live in a hot place, then it will be hard to carry a big backpack.

She is slender and gentle and, despite the homemade grenade in her backpack, it is hard to imagine her on a battlefield.

A big backpack can be hard to carry, but it will have a lot of space that you can put many things in.

"I am not a fan of backpacks, because they are hard to get in and out of," Ms. Pennella said.

Most store-bought food will come in cumbersome packaging that will make your backpack heavier and will be hard to dispose of on the trail.

A pretty 14-year-old girl with a ponytail and backpack said, "It's, like, really hard to quit.