But Chief Deputy Rothrock warned that Cochise deputies were beginning to encounter "a different type of illegal alien": migrants alone or in small groups toting backpacks loaded with marijuana or methamphetamine.
Small dogs were toted in crates covered with garbage bags or tucked into the jackets of their owners.
Despite the gunfights, Palestinian families emerged on the streets as ordered, with parents toting small children in their arms.
They are no longer the small children who toted little pink bags with Uno cards and markers at campaign events years ago in Illinois and Iowa.
THE two young men in the bus from Antakya, in south-eastern Turkey, to Reyhanli, nearer the border with Syria, sported long beards, calf-length trousers and toted small drawstring bags with their minimal belongings.
As different as the hermit and king crab body forms appear at first glance, when one looks more closely at some details of their anatomy and behavior, some features can be seen that reflect their relatedness and help us to imagine how a small, contorted shell-toting hermit evolved to be king.
The heated tinder that ignited the weapon was stored in a small iron box toted by the Jurchen soldiers in battle.
Along the race route in Brooklyn, crowds lined the street, sometimes four deep, toting small children, holding signs and ringing bells to cheer runners on.
Cooks will bring the food to the table, including small plates like tater tots with smoked paprika cream, and entrees like lacquered squab scented with coffee.
For $3.49 you get a small container full of tots smothered in a mixture of cheese sauce and melted cheddar cheese, chili and squares of diced hot white onion.
