Sentence examples for that bagged from inspiring English sources
There are, of course, plenty of people – breadheads, if you will – who contend that bagged bread is absolute filth.
A Single Man was a stylish and emotionally rich take on Christopher Isherwood's memoir that bagged Oscar nods for Colin Firth and Julianne Moore.
And yet, it was Lance Armstrong's story – or at least, a homespun Yorkshire take on it – that bagged this gentle young joker an Edinburgh Comedy award nomination this summer.
By the end of the 15th century they seem to have disappeared from England, though in Scotland they hung on a little longer: in 1563 Mary Queen of Scots had 2,000 Highlanders drive the woods of Atholl for a hunt that bagged 360 deer and five wolves.America's original settlers, then, had no previous experience of wolves.
The good folks at Elizabeth Street reminded us that bagged potatoes can prove to be a really good bargain.
Advice from a NICE clinical advisor was that bagged larvae would be used in UK clinical practice.
But the school's curriculum has helped to counter that: both children took part in a litter-pick that bagged-up 70kg of rubbish in an hour.
Oh Boy Comical character study of a young Berlin dropout that's bagged festival prizes.
He has also encountered "some friction with new eastern European migrants", often over their confusion about recycling rules, which means that wrongly bagged rubbish goes uncollected.
Apprupt, the affiliate network for mobile apps, has today announced that its bagged MTV Networks as a publisher partner.
Ukrainian officials and Malaysian Airlines had previously stated that 282 bagged bodies were on board the train that left rebel-held Donetsk for the Ukrainian held city Kharkiv in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
