Sentence examples for take packages from from inspiring English sources

Companies have flirted with Connecticut in the past, announcing major moves only to change their minds and take packages from other states at the last minute.

Remove packages from oven.

If the leaves have dried and are turning brown, take the packages from the pan.

This makes it easy for your guests to take a package from the grill.

Another time, the officer said, he was among a group of Hartford officers who flushed what appeared to be cocaine down a station-house toilet because they did not have time to book the three suspects they had taken the package from, the report said.

Instead, they toss around euphemisms — "I took a package from Verizon," say, or "I'm learning French".

A television station in Pasadena, Calif., showed a video of a woman taking a package from a doorstep.

Instead, they toss around euphemisms—"I took a package from Verizon," say, or "I'm learning French".

Many of the optional side-quests also feel pretty lazily constructed, taking a package from point A to B or finding 10 of a certain item isn't particularly inspiring.

Machines with mechanical, lobster-like claws are increasingly taking over packaging from humans to save costs.

So when the kid gets to Pittsburgh he meets Louie there who takes the package from him, tests it in the car, and then gives the kid a coupon for a free sandwich down at this place Primanti Brothers and takes him on the Incline.