Sentence examples for opened your bag from inspiring English sources

Any place you may have opened your bag or emptied your pockets (bank, grocery store, coffee shop, etc).

If inspectors want to open your bag, they will, and that may include breaking the lock.

"Which train do I take to get to Penn Station?" "Can you open your bag, please?" "O.K".

Should the screeners want to see something, they make you open your bag and then you relock it.

These days opening your bag for inspection and being patted down by a security guard, when entering shops, has strangely started to become second nature.

It's stylish and super-lightweight, with a built-in TSA lock that allows US Customs to open your bag and inspect it without busting it.

Would you open your bag and smile down at the sight of Ha Jin's "Waiting," Godfrey Reggio's "Koyaanisqatsi," the Beatles "Let It Be... Naked" (that's the version overseen by Paul McCartney, the one with Phil Spector's controversial production stripped away)?

There will come a day when you open your bag and see that your Kindle is dead, even in its case.

Often when police stop and question a person, they say "empty your pockets" or "open your bag".

Apparently not, because the Transportation Security Administration also inspects your baggage, which can even mean opening your bag and rifling through the contents.

If the TSA elects to open your bag, you'll waste time (and hold up the security line) gathering the overflowing contents and trying to get that zipper closed as a crowd of impatient passengers looks on.