Sentence examples for like sack from inspiring English sources

But speculation is no doubt a useless exercise; it will be whatever it'll be, and it will likely elude adequate description anyway, but as someone drawn to emotional topography, it's a like sack of catnip to gleefully bat about.

Some evoke what might be politely termed testicular fortitude, like sack up and nut up, dated by the slang lexicographer Grant Barrett to 1994 and 1999, respectively.

Therefore, if there is no wireless loss, ESACK behaves just like SACK.

That is because they behave just like SACK without wireless losses.

Just like Sack Lodge in 'Wedding Crashers,'" he said.

Tartan trousers and jackets for men and women, including a stunning blue hunting jacket and a pajama-like sack dress, stood alongside a surprising pair of snug-fit corduroy cargo pants.

WHAT will it be like to sack and be sacked in David Cameron's Britain?

The banks would like to sack many of the workers, but the government has so far not allowed lay-offs.

"All the papers were like, 'Sacked!

Yet there is also a boy who, like Sacks, saw what was missing.

Racks of blouses like sacks of gold, tiers of blenders like crates of silver.