Sentence examples for orange suitcase from inspiring English sources

She yanks the orange suitcase down with a clatter.

"Don't say 'war,' " she lectures the orange suitcase, which eyes her nervously.

By keeping her eyes fixed on the screen, she avoids the possibility of glimpsing the orange suitcase, still resting on top of the armoire.

From where she's lying, if she slides her eyeballs as far to the left as possible, she can see it: the orange suitcase, sitting placidly on top of her armoire, under the extra sheets and towels she never uses.

In the decade between when I began traveling with my L. L. Bean Boat and Tote and when my mother gave me the Hermès orange suitcase — from the ages of 18 to 28 — I never doubted that having a grand love affair someday was my due, the sentimental education without which no woman's life could be richly lived.

She wheeled a bright-orange suitcase and wore sunglasses, a dark coat, and a resin bangle bracelet the size of a Bundt cake.

But among the top-shelf swag doled out to the night's performers was something he thought he might actually use: a 21-inch-high suitcase, burnt orange, made by the long-revered English company Globe-Trotter.

Hand trembling, she reaches for the brown square sitting in the middle of the suitcase's gaping orange mouth.

Hints: serpent-package length, two added suitcase handles, triangular orange Caution stickers, airholes thickly screened, and how the delivery boy, wearing shorts, held these out like barbells, far, far from his plump legs.

All the clothes he owned fit into two large suitcases, marked with bright orange tags that read "heavy".

Dragged from the Jews' deportation train she'd tried to board, she turned up at the camp with a suitcase of chocolate and oranges.