Sentence examples for packers from inspiring English sources

Mr Stevens owns the D Casino in Las Vegas; he offered to refund the bets of any fans who lost money on the Packers-Seahawks game (the Packers were favoured, and lost).

Packers would be unable to give better terms to big producers than to small ones.

The marquee Thanksgiving game had the Packers favoured by six points over the Lions.

NEWS about the Packers and the Murdochs often feels as if it demands commentary not just from media analysts, but from psychologists too.

THIS weekend tens of millions of eyes will be glued to television screens as the Pittsburgh Steelers meet the Green Bay Packers in the Super Bowl, which takes place in Arlington, Texas on February 6th.

But the approach has limits: Tesco's shoppers have taken to complaining if stores are crowded by busy internet packers.

Ireland, which used to sell itself on its beautiful countryside, discovered that although it was attracting growing numbers of European tourists, they were mostly young back-packers who spent little money.

The pro-plain-packers seem to argue that Australia's packs are really off-putting and cause smokers to think less favourably of their habit.

Some of Rosario's idle meat-packers and engineering firms have started to talk of reopening, to take advantage of the huge competitive gain that devaluation has brought.But it is far from clear that Mr Duhalde has achieved anything more than another brief respite.

Back-packers and coach parties may think the cheap beer makes up for dodgy service and stodgy food.

Men who are horse- and mule-packers during the spring, summer and early autumn have little or no employment in the off-season.