Sentence examples for someone to pack from inspiring English sources
There's even a 24-hour butler service, should you need someone to pack your bags or fetch you a whisky from the members' only bar.
Even Web stores will need someone to pack and ship products to consumers.
Paying someone else to pack suitcases may not be practical for less-frequent travelers because of the monthly fee and the need for multiple wardrobes.
"There are times when I wished I could have taken off the headset, put it down and walked out and left all the equipment behind for someone else to pack up," Leonard said.
Your best bet, if sticking to a lighter budget and pack-load, is to hire a combined porter-guide - someone to carry your packs who speaks enough English to provide backcountry education and native guidance, but who has not had the professional training to warrant higher wages.
It is difficult for someone to just pack up and move over from New York or London, where the market remains much gloomier.
That hasn't always guaranteed the best weather – it snowed in Dallas in 2010?!? – but at least decreased the chances someone would have to pack a winter coat.
Designer boutiques had yet to be invented, but, luckily, someone had thought to pack chess in his war duffel before heading north.
As the afternoon progresses we break open the prosecco, we drink a toast in our red plastic cups to the beautiful day, wonderful friends, and the amazing good fortune that here we are at the beach and someone had been clever enough to pack raspberries to go in the prosecco.
If you're hiring someone to do the packing, ask them how they would prefer things to be sorted, if at all.
Along with keeping the walkways free and clear at your old home while you're packing, consider hiring someone to scrape at your new home so that you won't arrive to dangerous conditions.
