Sentence examples for suitcase view from inspiring English sources
By Marvin Bell The New Yorker, September 11 , 2006P. 72 If I put some straw into the suitcase, View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
On the opposite side of the size spectrum is the work of Brian Selznick, whose "Live Oak, With Moss" is staged entirely inside a vintage red suitcase on a miniature set viewed through a three-by-five-inch opening.
"We can't confirm what people sell out of the suitcases," he says, in plain view of luggage overflowing with iPhones.
Even Sebbe's toys are hidden from view, stored in a bright green metal suitcase, hand-painted with pink flowers.
Others are getting views of the open road without packing a suitcase.
If we brush aside the cobwebs, battered suitcases and mildewed Stephen King paperbacks, some shining projects come into view.
The view prevailing among senior American military leaders was that overwhelming air power, suitcases full of cash and surrogate militias could win the war.
Here's what she had to say about her views on raising a child, the stomach-churning moment of fitting limbs into a suitcase, and what TV shows she suspects Elizabeth secretly enjoys.
Dwight and Purisima Culdice view their garage as more than a repository for two cars, a treadmill, two desks, empty suitcases and countless piles of paper.
