Sentence examples for sack slung from inspiring English sources
We have interrupted him, sack slung over his shoulder, on the way to the Channel, perhaps – and are but one heartbeat away from 'fight or flight').
Dressed in a Help for Heroes jumper with an army day sack slung over his shoulder, Rigby was the first soldier spotted by Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale.
A man with a sack slung over his shoulder trudges up a mountain of rotting rubbish, where Marabou storks perch like mournful sentinels.
He fit the requirements of jolliness and stoutness, but the giant sack slung over one shoulder was inky black, as were his clothes, hands and a long quiver full of tools.
Walking along a dirt lane with a bloody sack slung over his shoulder, he reaches his Land Rover and tosses several furry carcasses onto a heap of traps in the back.
But every once in a while, the traveler finds respite from the cudgel of his end and like that character in the l9th century novel with the sack slung over his or her back, has a chance to stand apart and take stock, to enjoy the broader view which momentarily allows him or her to appreciate where they are really going.
To get to the fruit, pickers must climb twelve-to-eighteen-foot-high ladders, propped on soggy soil, then reach deep into thorny branches, thrusting both hands among pesticide-coated leaves before twisting the fruit from its stem and rapidly stuffing it into a shoulder-slung moral, or pick sack.
He could already see the men coming back, the tiger slung upside down on a pole between them, or just the tiger's head, in one of their carry-sacks, and he hated them.
camera slung over one arm.
