Sentence examples for take a backpack from inspiring English sources

Where are you going to go, after all, that you need a projector but can't take a backpack?

And to let off some steam on his commute home the indication from Street Fighter V is that the Palace Guard commute home in full uniform, much like the staff at Sainsbury's, and do not take a backpack with some civvies to change into he likes to play trombone while watching maniacs fight.

Only to then, on his commute home – the indication from Street Fighter V is that the Palace Guard commute home in full uniform, much like the staff at Sainsbury's, and do not take a backpack with some civvies to get changed into – to let off American tourist-based steam, he likes to play trombone while watching a fight.

Take a backpack or a small suitcase.

Take a backpack, not too big, not too small.

Take a backpack and fill it with a pop bottle full of pop.

"He was just taking a backpack and was going to live there for a year or so as the free spirit he was," Ms. Eheler said.

Shortly after her baptism by fire, she took a backpacking excursion through Europe and wound up doing some impromptu street performances during Fete de la Musique in Paris and then in various other cities across Europe while hanging out with the juggling community.

After the singer's companion urged her to simply take a tiny backpack she'd cooed over at a kiosk, Spears said sheepishly, "I'm stealing".

Take a small backpack with plenty of water, and a cellphone in case of an emergency.

Perhaps it's true that the old phrase comes with too many connotations (the dreaded gap yahs) and tuition fees have made it tough, if not impossible, for some young people to take a carefree backpacking trip.