Sentence examples for taking a pack from inspiring English sources

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

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

He didn't laugh, and instead sent me a video of an earnest young Swedish skateboarder taking a pack raft for "some urban action".

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".

Many people don't think twice about taking a pack of printer paper home when they've run out or using the company's FedEx account to mail a last-minute holiday gift.

It works similar to taking a pack of cigarettes from your pocket.

And if I were him, I might think about taking a packed lunch to the Super Bowl on Sunday.

Image caption Richard Wells: "There has been far too much hype about the Diamond Jubilee" Over the weekend I went on a nice bike ride, taking a packed lunch so I don't even have to go into a pub.

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

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

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.