My father was searching for a place to set down the suitcase, wandering around like a man who wished to rid himself of a painful burden.
And it is easy to imagine her reading from the opening paragraph of "Sea Glass," which gives homage to the Maine house that inspires her: "Honora sets the cardboard suitcase on the slab of granite.
He set his suitcase down in the foyer: the living room had a fake-zebra rug and a black leather sectional, whose longer side faced a white brick fireplace.
I had been home from St . Louisall of five minutes and had barely set my suitcase inside the front hall.
"You're staying in a hotel room in Europe and you set your suitcase on the floor," he said.
Alone, she set her suitcase on a chair, refusing the drawer the woman had emptied and left open.
With innovation at its core, RIMOWA was the first to introduce aluminum into the manufacturing of its suitcases in 1937, setting the stage for the lightweight pieces we know today.
Set a small suitcase or bag aside for the traveling pets.
Wrapping him under a couple of army blankets and a Mexican serape, I stepped out from behind the screen just as Leo set down his suitcase outside the door.
Colman set a suitcase down outside Emer's old bedroom.
