Sentence examples for leave a pack from inspiring English sources

Never leave a pack member out to die.

Sometimes I'd leave a packed pipe in the car so I could blaze a little bit on the job.

"We are nonprofit institutions who are already worried about leaving a pack of people behind because education is too expensive.

That first year, I returned to Kabul in March; it was still bitter cold, but this time I brought real coffee, ground the day I left, a pack of paper filters and a plastic filter holder.

A man I was kicking around with left a pack of Phillip Morris in my bedroom and one day I smoked them, probably while wearing a kimono and listening to Edith Piaf.

Leaving a pack of reporters hungry for more, Rollins slipped away, calling his girlfriend to firm up his dinner plans, having once again just eaten the Mets for lunch.

So many runaways are sheltering in the Indonesian Embassy that some have left a packed basement and taken over a prayer room.

On 4 March, on what would have been his 30th birthday, Alejandro Nieto's parents left a packed courtroom in San Francisco, shortly before pictures from their son's autopsy were shown to a jury.

For the Saints coach Ian Millward the surprise was, he said, glancing at the scoreboard at the break to see it read just 20-2 after some St Helens attacking play that left a packed Knowsley Road forgetting the disappointments of 2003.

Some inspired moves – dropping paper leaves and foam snowflakes from the auditorium roof, and raising large cloth butterflies on poles over the heads of the audience – genuinely knocked all the kids' socks off – leaving a packed Saturday afternoon theatre happy as Larry.

Minutes later, we were smoking a cigarette in front of the building as Tal broke it down: "I left a packed bowl in the corner of the bathroom.