Sentence examples for to packs from inspiring English sources
verb
To put or bring things together in a limited or confined space, especially for storage or transport. physical
found that the size of everything from bags of crisps to packs of dishwasher tablets was dwindling.
In 1988, the first Fairtrade label, Max Havelaar, was applied to packs of Mexican coffee sold in Dutch supermarkets.
Wholesalers will have to buy state tax stamps and affix them to cigarette packs sold to Indian stores, as they already do to packs of cigarettes sold to other retailers.
So, instead of the usual route, negotiating the 420 metal stairs up to the Montenvers station, we stop to fix skis to packs and boot up a steep hill.
This Wednesday in parliament, to be hastily debated without public input, there's a proposed amendment to the foxhunting laws (basically, the return to packs to flush the fox, in line with Scottish law).
Aficionados of Ryszard Kapuscinski, the late grandmaster of reportage, know to hug themselves in anticipation when the following conditions obtain: our man is the last European left in a sweltering hellhole, a wretched government is on its last legs and about to give way to packs of marauding goons and all contact with the outside world has been lost.
