Sentence examples for light suitcase from inspiring English sources

The toasts ranged from funny (Smith on Biesenbach: "He also packs a very light suitcase, which is commendable"); to touching (Rebeck on Norman: "I'm not the first person who will tell you that Marsha Norman changed my life, and I won't be the last"); to serious (Foster on Serra: "His work is profoundly American").

For anyone with back problems (or for those of us who just really don't like physical activity), this exceedingly light suitcase is a smart choice.

I repacked my now much lighter suitcase and started walking away.

Destinations, she notes, don't care how you dress, and a lighter suitcase and an attitude to match can mean dollars in your pocket and delight in your travels.  .

A low trolley comes into the light; dusty suitcases and stacked velvet chairs.

Gersh recounted coming home one night to find her husband sitting in the house with all the lights off, suitcases packed.

Art as suitcase, light, portable and essential – was such a treatment not possible, indeed was it not necessary, with the greatest tragedy of Europe's Jews?" He seems weirdly unaware that this mythologising, dehistoricising impulse was what laid the groundwork for the spread of antisemitism in the first place.

A plus is that you will have to learn to pack light and your suitcase will take less of a beating.

Thankfully, this was not an incident of street violence spreading to Edinburgh: a massive spotlight fell from a lighting rig during Suitcase Royale's Zombatland at the Pleasance, landing only a foot or so from the performers.

They made the suitcase lighter, but that was about all.

My suitcase was light, and I ended up having plenty of room to bring home new clothes and souvenirs I picked up along the way.