Sentence examples for takes a pack from inspiring English sources

Clem takes a pack of gum, looks at it, and then puts it in his pocket.

Every time a teenage girl takes a pack out of her purse to get a cigarette, she is flashing all those brand associations at her friends as well.

It also says plenty about the state of contemporary womanhood that it takes a pack of comedians to guide a gal through its maze of contradictions.

He takes a pack of Marlboro's from the floor, taps one out, and lights it with his Zippo.

Sitting on a black leather couch in a spacious dressing room between takes, a pack of cigarettes and a basketful of candy and cookies on a table in front of him, the man who has sold 13 million albums with STP bristles when it is suggested that the drudgery he is experiencing must be par for the course in video-making.

She takes a packed lunch to work, and never stops off for coffee.

"Do you want a cigarette?" Fletcher asked, taking a pack from his jacket pocket.

He took a pack of cards and lodged a black card between the deck and the palm of his hand.

In 1977, the critic Pauline Kael, writing in this magazine, said that the original "Star Wars" movie was as "exhausting" as "taking a pack of kids to the circus".

It's enjoyable on its own terms, but it's exhausting, too: like taking a pack of kids to the circus.

I was longing for a cigarette, and eventually I asked her, "Do you still smoke?" "My God, I'm dying for one," she said, and took a pack out of her purse.