Sentence examples for voluminous bag from inspiring English sources

You don't necessarily need a voluminous bag, especially if you're not taking camping gear.

When we were a block or so from her house, Mrs. Tooley announced that she had to stop and feed the pigeons, and from her voluminous bag she produced a loaf of bread, which she told me she had discovered on the pavement the day before with only a few slices gone.

In Russia's voluminous bag of tactics for smearing political enemies, photomontage is an old trick, but it has made a comeback with the publication of a doctored image of Alexei Navalny, the 35-year-old blogger and lawyer who is the figurehead of Russia's protest movement.

With an aluminum case, individually lit keys, Underglow lighting, Razer's new purple switch (an opto-mechanical hybrid marvel), macro recording, onboard storage (so your macros travel with the keyboard), 10-key rollover with anti-ghosting, and dedicated media controls (on the Elite), the Huntsman keyboards are blessed with every gift in Razer's voluminous bag of tricks.

Even when they've been styled for big awards ceremonies, you can still see the look of fear in their eyes, and the voluminous bags underneath them.

Back at camp, after lunch, Jacob hurls a tea-tree spear and Carleeta shows how a sensationally strong seaweed thread is used to bind plates of bull kelp and make voluminous bags.

Recherché Jim Williams (Scribner, £6.99) Buy it at a discount at BOL Harry Haze is a sinister Mary Poppins out of whose voluminous carpet bag comes a succession objects linked to his long and odd life.

Irimia has just come down from London, and is waiting for him at Cardiff railway station with a voluminous overnight bag; Opik has promised to help her buy a frock before the shops close.

Ms. Chipaumire begins buried under a pile of stones and a voluminous trash-bag-like cloak.

Worn with voluminous "Oxford bags" trousers, these little blazers were the last word on college campuses from California to Cambridge, the perfect counterpart to the short-skirted flappers of the era.

At Barneys, shorts from Theory and Vince cost $155 to $185, but more typical are Lanvin's voluminous paper-bag shorts for $615, which, one could argue, make Lanvin's $480 full-length pants look like a bargain.