Sentence examples for it a trunk from inspiring English sources
Reassured that Vaughn was, Sheffield said, "I call it a trunk".
The cavity within that sensuously tapered rear end – call it a trunk if you must – is comically puny.
"The only way to be sure to get it is to preorder it through a trunk show".
Two days earlier he'd found the tree he now led me to; it was on the edge of a marsh, and it had a trunk that seemed too wide for its height, its bark streaked with sap, the upper branches leaning so far to the north the tree seemed in danger of toppling over.
"It is not chaff and wheat together," said he: "It is a trunk with boughs, twigs, leaves, buds, blossoms and fruit.
It's a trunk full of props.
Someone eventually found it in a trunk.
On closer observation, he noticed that it had a trunk.
It gains a trunk -- something no current Morgan has -- large enough for two sets of golf clubs.
The problem of removing the body from the house without attracting attention was solved by stuffing it into a trunk.
Right now, it needs a trunk full of gear, but Young and Roberts are working with a British manufacturer to come up with a portable version.
