She enjoys the residential college experience, she says, and the lifelong friends it can bring — "Who would walk down the aisle at your wedding?" MOST colleges don't like the suitcase label.
After utilising an old suitcase label to trick two buxom air hostesses who look like Thunderbirds into thinking that they are accountants for dodgy Teamster leader James Hoffa, Don (who revels in spinning the yarn) inevitably, and unashamedly, takes one of the girls back to his room.
Lately, the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project has begun stencilling the sidewalks in front of "Ellised" properties with provocative images, such as a suitcase labelled "Tenants Here Forced Out".
Because if it is, if an individual who enjoys sticking his cock into a dead pig's mouth can become the helmsman of one of the most powerful nations in the world, then you lot over there should probably take that suitcase labeled 'here be nuclear weapon codes' from his sweaty, pig-abusing hands.
With their suitcases, labels, and ill-fitting overcoats, they looked like second world war evacuees.
Label your suitcase inside and out; luggage tags can get ripped off in baggage handling machinery.
Postcards evoke travel, and Butler uses as an epigraph an editorial from The New York Tribune of Aug. 7, 1910, about how postcards gratify "the vanity which first found expression in the label-bedecked suitcase".
Postcards evoke travel, and Butler uses as an epigraph an editorial from The New York Tribune of Aug. 7, 1910, about how postcards gratify "the vanity which first found expression in the label-bedecked suitcase". But the itinerary most often followed in "Had a Good Time" is the journey to the grave.
Put them in suitcases or cartons and label them.
All boxes, refrigerators, and suitcases must be labeled with the upcoming academic year storage sticker, which can only be obtained at the Facilities Management Office, Holmes Hall 4 during business hours.
That meant suitcases packed and labelled, important items including passports and house keys stashed in a small bag that we were to keep with us at all times during the frenzy of the rescue – but every subsequent morning we had been stood down.
