Sentence examples for pack lit from inspiring English sources

He tapped a coffin nail from a square pack, lit it with a Zippo, and blew the smoke from his nose.

Outside the court room in a packed piazza lit by television lights, there were shouts of "shame, shame" among the crowd.

McLean is a paid-up member of the Scot Lit Pack: the club dues are grit and more grit.

"Stay With Me," Paul Griffin's young adult addition to the dog-lit pack, prominently features a massive-headed but smiling pit bull both on its cover and in the story.

Skilfully using chaff to confuse the Allied radar operators, they found the port packed with brightly lit Allied shipping.

Revolución is still a run-down, raucous place, lit by cheerful neon and populated by packs of loitering young men.

Last week, at least 100 members of the Emorikikinosi (Unity is Strength) Farmers Group packed a dimly-lit, grass-thatched church at Olochoi village in Katine parish to elect their leaders.

And let the rest of the world catch up!" Norris, 70, shouted with jubilant zeal to the hundreds packing the disco ball-lit hall.

It is 10 30 p.m. Cosi's is busy, Starbucks is busy, Grant's, the Elbow Room, Max's Oyster Bar, Bricco and Azul restaurants and bars that run along the brightly lit perpendicular strip of Farmington Avenue and LaSalle Road are packed.

The Soneva can also pack a picnic lunch for guests or arrange an outdoor meal lit by lanterns somewhere on the property.

He said, "Smoking lamp's lit," and most of us groped for cigarette packs and tried to find dry matches in the recesses of our sodden dungarees.