Sentence examples for needed a suitcase from inspiring English sources

He asked if anyone still needed a suitcase.

If you still needed a suitcase to carry your cell phone -- not to mention schlep around a camera, GPS system, boombox and TV -- would mobile subscriptions have reached 87percentt worldwide adoption?

Obviously this traveling girl will need a suitcase.

(We also need a "suitcase bomb" defense and polyvaccines to combat germ warfare).

For 16 years, Ms. Roth, 73, and her son Marc have been running a warm, chatty shop, the kind that draws people in whether they need a suitcase or not.

Are you going on holiday?' My ma, cool as you like, said: 'My son might be boxing in America soon, maybe New York or Las Vegas, so I'll need a suitcase'.

The term even arrived as a motto on a 3.1 Phillip Lim tank top sold by the boutique Blue & Cream (and now that it's been marked down 50percenttoto $97.50, you won't need a suitcase of bills to pay for it).

You might need a suitcase for all of that.

The next morning, these three amateur runners realised what they had unleashed – they had made an impact worldwide, and Bannister needed a giant suitcase to carry the messages of congratulation.

When Heather left Ibiza, she needed a separate suitcase for all the music she bought.

They were scheduled to fly out Sept. 10, and had so many presents for the grandchildren that they needed an extra suitcase.