Sentence examples for pack slung from inspiring English sources
The woman ambled near the water, with a white sun visor on and a Royal Caribbean fanny pack slung over one shoulder.
Feeding the 416 horsepower motor of the top-of-the-line Model S Performance edition is a half-ton lithium-ion battery pack slung beneath the cockpit; that combination is capable of flinging this $101,000 luxury car through the quarter mile as quickly as vaunted sport sedans like the Cadillac CTS-V.
"What I'm looking for is a candidate who's going to stand up and defend the constitution," said Ernst, in jeans, boots and black leather biker vest, with a fanny pack slung at her waist.
Ever since his death, a large photo of a young Castro dressed in military fatigues, with a rifle and pack slung over his back, has hung from a building in Havana's Revolution Square.
During the day, she wears a battery pack slung around her shoulders, holster style, that attaches to the pump through a line protruding from her abdomen.
Several hundred people, many in their finest Western wear, pack the low-slung plywood building for the Sunday afternoon dances, which feature either zydeco — usually Geno Delafose — or Cajun.
The rugged terrain made it necessary for the deceased to be carried out on either stretchers or slung over pack horses.
MTR sites are in areas packed with low-slung, steep-banked hills that twist and turn inward on themselves; winding through the narrow roads that lead to them is a dizzy, exhausting kind of madness.
Low-slung houses on tiny lots still pack its core, which is about as walkable a place as you'll find on car-dependent Staten Island.
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The battery pack has no business being strapped to the pannier rack behind the seat, or slung below the cross-bar, as so many are.
