Sentence examples for packing space from inspiring English sources

To help maximize packing space, she wore a layered outfit onboard consisting of jeans, a dress shirt, a beige linen blazer, a black belt, slip-on heels and a raincoat.

The idea of taking up valuable packing space with a feather boa instead of another sweatshirt is as anathema to me as skipping lunch in order to buy shoes.

Soft bags without wheels give you nearly twice as much packing space, and when packed right, they often fit under an airline seat (avoiding the nightmare rush for overhead space).

(If a really dressy occasion is on the agenda, though, I might give precious packing space to a slim pair of high-heeled mules. Or I might wait and see. In many foreign countries you can easily pick up a pair of cheap but serviceable dress shoes).

I remember it being bedlam, boiling hot canvas tents, sand everywhere, tears and tantrums" – Monty Halls, writer and broadcaster   Insider information "Most holiday parks offer cots, high chairs, baby baths and buggies andthis will save you a huge amount of packing space in the car.

Had we checked Delta's baggage rules ahead of time, we could have paid the online check-in rate for a second bag — $60 instead of $75 — which would have given her another 35 pounds of packing space for less money than I was now paying for her one "free" bag to Europe.

Basquiat plainly harbored that emotion even as, for art's sake, he burlesqued it, packing spaces around and amid the vehement black lines with abstract fiestas of white, red, blue, and yellow.

The existence of β-sheets strongly suggests the PPII helix (∼6.6 Å minimum packing spacing) must be distorted within the filaments to accommodate the typical 4.7 Å spacing required for β-sheet formation.

The towers, he explains, are the only way so many people can fit into such a tightly packed space.

It can be a classic Fred Astaire pin dot or a Rat Pack space dot or a snappy coin dot.

It's a very packed space because determining fit and style preference remotely is a surprisingly challenging problem to crack.