Sentence examples for sack in which from inspiring English sources

I confess to having no idea what "carrot sacks" are: probably not the kind of coarse hessian sack in which one might transport 20 kilos of carrots, but then what?

Father in his armchair with an icy dry Martini,his fedora and trenchcoat damp in the closet,quarrelled with the rose-trellised wallpaper.Mother stood locked in the kitchen — the terra cognita of canned vegetables,pearly slabs of swordfish, the heavingpaper sack in which two ill-tempered lobstersbrooded over their death sentence.

Father in his armchair with an icy dry Martini,his fedora and trenchcoat damp in the closet,quarrelled with the rose-trellised wallpaper.Mother stood locked in the kitchen— the terra cognita of canned vegetables,pearly slabs of swordfish, the heavingpaper sack in which two ill-tempered lobstersbrooded over their death sentence.

In her 1978 autobiography, By Myself, she described his dissolution with the unflinching candour he would have expected of her: the odour of decay on his kiss, the old robe from Dark Passage she wore the night he died in the bed they had long shared, the sack in which his body was taken away to Forest Lawn crematorium.

At any rate, the one unknown here is whether Morgan meant to suggest that Nuzzi was a "slut" of such magnitude that she can gather and contain objects, much like a bag, or if she was an anthropomorphic sack, in which sluts might be conveniently discovered within.

Cloth sacks in which animal feed and flour and other staples were packaged were produced in a wide variety of cheerful prints.

In a side street sits a family from Aleppo, waiting with black plastic sacks in which they have hidden their lifejackets from the gaze of the police.

Last week, the Commons Culture and Media committee made public a letter written by Clive Goodman in March 2007, appealing against his sacking, in which he alleged that hacking was discussed in editorial conferences while Mr Coulson was editor.

This tallies with tweets sent by Fernandes in the wake of Warnock's sacking in which he continually referred to himself as "a leader", and to making tough decisions.

The report is critical of the board's response to Guthrie's presentation of a dossier days before she was sacked in which she documented the disintegration of her relationship with Milne.

The alleged infamous outburst of the Dior designer, who has now been sacked, in which he is said to have abused a Jewish woman and her Asian boyfriend, was offensive on many levels – not only because of what he allegedly said, but because of where he said it.