Sentence examples for suitcases from inspiring English sources

The luggage ramp that led from this lobby to the station has been beautifully restored, and has a small pile of period suitcases – empty and artfully arranged – that include one painted with the name Bram Stoker, who, as well as being the author of Dracula, was Irving's manager at the time of the actor's death.

I divide my time between London and the US, and travel like a packhorse, toting several suitcases containing clothes, accessories, books, CDs, DVDs and the odd household chattel from one residence to another.

No, it's a gaggle of punters clutching suitcases and copies of David Torrance's biography of the First Minister... they say they've come north to live on the strength of Nicola Sturgeon's performance in last night's television debate.

"Stresses" such as organising school bags or suitcases no longer exist.

Thus "Kimmeridge (n): The light breeze which blows through your armpit hair when you are stretched out sunbathing"; or "Glassel (n): A seaside pebble which was shiny and interesting when wet, and which is now a lump of rock, but which children nevertheless insist on filling their suitcases with after a holiday".

I, thankfully, was spared, so was able to take care of wrangling the two enormous suitcases, car seat, pram, nappy bag, baby and travel documents all the way from Shepherd's Bush to the lemon-scented, bougainvillea-hung courtyard of El Fenn.

Like vintage suitcases and handmade bunting, bicycles have become a hipster wedding trope.

"There were no suitcases.

Sobbing exiles lug suitcases round the shrines, as Farsi again echoes through the mosques.

Mainlanders are paid around HK$200 $255) a day for buying up goods in Hong Kong, taking them across the border in suitcases, and handing them over to middlemen for re-sale.

Boys and girls in smart uniforms carry suitcases and mattresses as they prepare to leave home for their studies.