Sentence examples for try to pack from inspiring English sources

I do try to pack some food before flights.

He and President Abdullah Gul must not try to pack the judiciary with political loyalists or religious extremists.

"I try to pack everything I'll need to survive," said Leigh Johnson, a retired American Airlines captain.

Sunday is my only day of vacation, and I try to pack everything I love into that one day.

The chancellor said Monday's event would try to pack into a morning a crisis that would unfold over several days.

Some Obama advisers have expressed concern that people from the health care industry may try to pack the neighborhood meetings.

In fact we try to pack in as much as we can to justify the cost and time consumed, so usually return physically tired and mentally overloaded.

Now we know that season six will be the last, we must hope that it doesn't try to pack two seasons into one.

Pious or raunchy, ethnic or homogenized, blue or sentimental, unabashedly corny or determinedly hip, they all try to pack holiday feelings into cozy commodities.

It's often better to have a series of simple displays that can be taken in at a glance than to try to pack everything into one graphic".

Nonetheless, the parties try to pack more or less subtle messaging into the posters, and that can be telling.The CDU, for example, clearly wagers everything on the huge popularity of Angela Merkel.