Sentence examples for tote along from inspiring English sources
Anglers, tote along the old bamboo (and a license).
If you need smartphone features, tote along a tablet that is Wi-Fi enabled and get your local instant maps and such that way.
In one futuristic tale, long-distance runners must tote along, during a marathon, heavy, personalized statues, many of them phallus-shaped.
At less than an inch thick and about 3.5 inches wide by 5.25 inches high, it is small enough to tote along in a purse or briefcase.
A backpacker who consults his "Rough Guide" for snippets of up-to-date information in a dark tent is unlikely to tote along a Kindle and a lamp, or a paper book, if he can get the e-book on his backlit phone.It is now only a matter of time until absolutely all books become available, and properly formatted, for mobile phones.
Knowing how to get around the city you're in, emailing your itinerary and copies of your travel documents, including your passport, to family members, and limiting the amount of personal information you carry (no need to tote along all your credit cards) are other safety tips.
The number of decorations is determined, not by the number of deserving cases, but by the number and types of medals the admiral totes along". Drew Middleton, who covered the war for the New York Times, called "Guadalcanal Remembered" an "excellent addition" to the subgenre of Guadalcanal literature.
Mr. Mahanay sells most of his pork skins at county fairs around Texas, where he demonstrates their transformation in a microwave he totes along.
The little "ruler" she totes along with her is the sort you find in a pencil case and the sort you find on a throne.
This time around, she has whittled herself by several dress sizes while campaigning, a change she attributes not to her breast cancer or treatment, but to the Special K protein bars, bananas, hundred-calorie snack packs and rice cakes she totes along.
And since the band is big on green alternatives, Page recycles his plastic water bottles, filling them up with tap water, shampoo or lotion, which he then totes along.
