Sentence examples for take your bag from inspiring English sources

"The message is, anyone who cheats, take your bag and get out of here," he said.

That is part of the job: you have to take your bag and your tools and go and build something else".

Other major carriers, aware that travelers would prefer to cram everything into a carry-on rather than pay extra to check a bag, are considering adding a fee to take your bag on a plane.

If you're the comedic screenwriter Robert Harling, and you've ruled out making a living as a Norma Desmond "it's the pictures that got small" drag queen, as he said the other day, you take your bag of writing tricks and go to television.

They make me think of the Indian buses on which six people work where one would suffice - one to take your bag, another to stow it in the hold, one to sell refreshments, someone else to keep the driver company and another to lean out of the door and chase away the goats.

There was a bit of pre-match theatre when the floodlights went out, the fans held up plastic bags to form a mosaic and the PA announcer really did then say: "Please take your bag and wave it above your head".

"We'll take your bags into this room".

"Ninety-eight percent of the time you can trust that people won't take your bags".

Give a small gratuity (£1-£2) to bellboys or porters if they take your bags to your room.

"You walk on court without your bags, you have a guy to take your bags and even that's special because it doesn't happen every match.

Can I take your bags?" With an all too familiar sense of foreboding, she inwardly steeled herself in preparation for seeing her father.