Sentence examples for shaped bag from inspiring English sources

Slip each sugar cone into a clear plastic cone shaped bag.

Then again, I also think about how, when those days arrive, none of the pretty young people at the beach will mind me perving over them since I'll be a weirdly shaped bag of excess skin.

With his hair parted to one and side and sporting a freshly pressed blue dress shirt Mouataz Arian slings an oddly shaped bag over his shoulder as he pushes through the crowds looking for somewhere where he can set up shop.

If you have an irregular shaped bag that adds up to 45", it might not be accepted anyways.

Dunhill (711 Fifth Avenue, at 56th) has a smallish North South (i.e., vertically shaped) shoulder bag with an outside zipper, in brushed canvas with leather trim, in midnight blue, tobacco, and forest green ($445); and an iPod case (available online; $105) in a deep-brown nubby canvas or black leather, both designed with the Dunhill "d-8" logo, which doesn't look logo-y at all.

Here a shaped rubber bag is filled with powder, sealed and subjected to high all-round pressure to produce a compacted green component with near net-shape.

Cold isostatic compaction, where a shaped rubber bag is filled with powder, sealed and then subjected to high all-round pressure to produce a compacted green component, is a common processing route for ceramic components.

One of them is Tommy Moreno, a 50-year-old make-up artist with a handlebar moustache, pink trousers, a lime-green Hello Kitty sweater and a pink Hello Kitty-shaped bag.

They are competitively priced and unflashy in design, and have names like Grace (for a box-shape bag) and Scottie, after F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald's only child.

But there he would be: a once tall man hunched over in a wheelchair, carefully ironed Hawaiian shirt, denim shorts, crocheted rasta hat covering his bald patch, sandals on feet now shaped like bags of flour, painfully swollen because he never got to use them any more.

The candy bag is shaped like a shopping bag, with handles emerging from opposite sides of its opening.