Sentence examples for will be packing up from inspiring English sources

Not everyone will be packing up.

So Frenchy So Chic will be packing up its hampers and heading to Sydney festival, playing 17 January at St John's College at the University of Sydney.

"We live in a very large house with a 10-year-old daughter, who will be packing up for college in about seven years, and I expect to be retired then," said Mr. Racz, who negotiates contracts with customers of Pitney Bowes management services.

Spring has sprung, which means many people will be packing up to go camping in the coming weeks.

Dear Kathryn, As spring turns to summer and the warm weather turns uncomfortably hot, millions of men and women, like you, will be packing up their dorm rooms for one last time, and celebrating their graduation rites.

I will be packing up my Royal Tara tea set and my other possessions and moving to a home I purchased last year in Aughavas, a small village in County Leitrim.

Someday Camp Warhorse will cease to exist, and its Never Forget garden will be packed up and shipped to some base stateside.

On 10 May, after just over a week, they will be packed up and trucked off to new destinations: first to Venice, then to Mexico City.

And no sooner will the race finish than by the end of the day on Sunday it will be packed up and sent to the next race to be re-erected.

There are plans for a "weather-proof resin copy" of him to stand outside the museum, and he himself will be packed up for a national tour once his baleen usurper is in place.

But for a couple of weeks this summer, any troubles will be packed up in a red, white and blue kit bag as athletes from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland smilingly compete under a common flag.