Sentence examples for packed himself from inspiring English sources

As a teenager, he packed himself a "bug-out bag".

My father insisted I take a lunch in a hunting cooler he had packed himself.

In the late 90's, Mr. Lebed voluntarily packed himself off to Siberia -- yet another indication of how dramatically Russia had changed.

Elsewhere Woodrow "pulled on his waders and packed himself some bologna biscuits and a can of syrupy peaches like he liked and boiled up last night's coffee and poured it in his thermos and took his flashlight out to search the weeds in front of the house for the stub of a Sweet he might have thought he'd finished one day when he was cigar flush".

Those criticisms intensified when a New York shipping clerk packed himself in a crate and flew undetected to his parents' home in Dallas.

Heck, he might even be packing himself, as it's legal in the state to carry concealed weapons into bars.

He told Ars Technica last year that the second phase of his mission might involve floating in a balloon up to 20,000 feet above the ground, then rocket-packing himself into outer space.

When Mr. Brand ultimately packs himself off to a sex addiction rehab center in Philadelphia, he admits: "One day I had to write a victims' list — a litany of the women I'd wronged as a result of my sexual addiction.

Mr. Ferriss packs himself in ice (cooler core temperatures send you to sleep faster), buys an REM sleep monitor to tweak his REM-sleep-to-total-sleep ratio (higher is better) and tests the polyphasic sleep habits of super-programmers in Silicon Valley.

Especially at the end of a long day, when the weight of his double life gets the best of him, one gets the feeling that he might like to pack himself into one of those cartons and get himself mailed away, straight to stardom.

But even if it had, and even if he managed to subsequently rocket-pack himself into space by the end of the year, his mission would have ended at worst in death, and at best in disappointment as he realized what ancient Greeks and schoolchildren already knew: The world is round; it has always been round; Mike Hughes will never see its edges.