Sentence examples for the suitcase of from inspiring English sources

Art is the suitcase of history, carrying the essentials.

"Hoffe more or less inherited the suitcase of Kafka papers from Brod.

There is the story, from The Suitcase, of the Lenin statue that went wrong.

He was 24 when his Australian friends left him with the suitcase of jeans and told him to figure it out.

For the atrocities there is, god help us, "the red cloth of suffering", which I suppose ought to fit neatly into the suitcase of art.

The problem was that: "He also reported having bumped his penis into the suitcase of the preceding passenger while boarding an airplane five days prior to presentation".

"We're still dragging the suitcases of clothes to Paris," she said.

The response to the informal imports that come from Miami in the suitcases of relatives, for instance, has been higher customs duties.

The white explosive powder was found in the suicide belts of the Paris attackers and in the suitcases of the Brussels bombers, as well as in two other ISIS-led plots in 2014 and 2015.

At the moment, the No. 1 nonfiction book in France is "La République des Mallettes" (The Briefcase Republic), an exposé by Pierre Péan about the suitcases of money delivered by African leaders to top French politicians.

"It came in the suitcases of the workers who were brought to France by the factory managers.