Sentence examples for make luggage from inspiring English sources

At age 42, she and a neighbor, Patricia Miller, were inspired to make luggage to send to Ms. Baekgaard's daughters at college.

Polymerization of styrene, X = C6H5 (a phenyl group derived from benzene; see below Aromatic hydrocarbons), yields polystyrene, a durable polymer used to make luggage, refrigerator casings, and television cabinets and which can be foamed and used as a lightweight packaging and insulating material.

His task: Make luggage exciting enough that customers will pay $350 to $800 for a carry-on bag.

Other new additions include Samsonite, which will make luggage that doesn't get lost; Propeller Health, which will add Tile's technology to its connected inhalers for people with asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease; Boosted, which will add Tile to its Boosted Boards; plus baby wearable maker Starling; and Herschel, which makes wallets, keychain holders and passport holders.

That makes luggage sales big business in Washington Heights.

ltmuseumshop.co.uk; £75 Vivienne Westwood luggage Globe-Trotter has been making luggage since 1897.

His father made luggage and musical instrument cases, and worked on the side as a Russian translator.

Mr. Sadow, who was at that time a vice president at a Massachusetts company that made luggage and coats, is credited with inventing rolling luggage 40 years ago this month.

Today, Ms. Udall, 52, is chief executive of Züca Inc., a $2 million business in Campbell, Calif., that makes luggage.

(Louis Vuitton made luggage for Hemingway, and Vanity Fair issued a paper doll of him, with a variety of outfits; Hawks, a pioneering pilot and racecar driver, was equally renowned for his game of croquet).

NorthPole, which also makes luggage for Audi, was selected from 59 bidders, including Porsche Design.