Sentence examples for the sack which from inspiring English sources

More remarkable, however, is a 10-minute sequence dubbed The Man With The Sack, which disappeared from the print premiered at the 1957 Cannes film festival but which has now been restored.

Thus, in the case of a lost segment(s), the sender can infer from the SACK which segment(s) has(have) been lost and should be retransmitted.

"I've seen wins, defeats and draws and I've seen a few tantrums - and the sack, which I didn't want to see.

However, a player may possess any number of other chips in inactive reserve, called the "sack", which may be moved to the active folder outside of battle.

You stare with animosity at the sacks, which are made of heavy-duty translucent plastic the color of the hateful moths that destroyed your expensive cashmere sweater and that you hung traps for in your closet.

He is credited with having discovered Red Skelton, and signing the contract for "The Sad Sack," which ultimately earned Sergeant George Baker, its creator, $250,000.

The second sack, which set the record, came on a stunt in which Gastineau criss-crossed with another defensive lineman, cut inside and, because of more miscommunication among the Buccaneers linemen, was again practically unblocked.

Their egg sacks are similar to the Black Widow, but have spikes protruding all around the egg sack which still resembles the basic shape of a very small cotton ball like the Black Widow.

The most commonly used storage material was the polythene sack, which was used by as many as 96.0 % of the farmers and 70.0 % of the traders.

Rivett's arm protruded from the canvas sack, which lay in a slowly expanding pool of blood.

A popular style of gown worn over this was the sack (sacque), which had been derived from the informal house dress of the early years of the century.