Sentence examples for make baggage from inspiring English sources

This rule covers pets, so while the compensation may not ease a pet owner's grief, it may make baggage handlers more cautious.

Beyond cash register receipts, high levels of BPA are also often present in the thermal paper used to make baggage destination tags, cigarette filters, and bus, train and lottery tickets.

Rafa told us the brand and model number of his laptop (it was mine) and said that it was a gift from a relative in the United States who, by the way, works for a company that makes baggage handling systems.

On the second floor, beams of a new mechanized baggage screening system are in place; once constructed, it will automate much of the process, making baggage screening faster and allowing passengers to check in their luggage once, rather than having to drag it to a separate area to be checked.

And the state's penal code does not make leaving baggage unattended a crime.

Senator Ernest F. Hollings of South Carolina, the chairman of the Commerce Committee, and Senator John McCain of Arizona, the senior Republican on the panel, have both said they will fight hard to make all baggage screeners federal employees.

We had 200 miles to travel between Picton and Christchurch, so after taking the ferry across the Cook Strait, we deployed the time-honoured tactic of my girlfriend Fi proffering her thumb while I lurked on the roadside trying to make our baggage look small.

If there must be fees, why not charge for carry-ons and make checked baggage free?

You can make a baggage loader by lining up treadmills.

You may look a bit silly but it will make your baggage lighter (which is particularly good if there is a weight restriction) and will save valuable space.

He opposed a version that would have made the baggage and personnel screeners federal workers.