Sentence examples for would be bagged from inspiring English sources

Debris would get piled into a truck and hauled away and bodies and body parts would be bagged and shipped to the makeshift morgues.

The answer is probably to say that it must be treated as any other material evidence would be: bagged, logged, and kept centrally and securely; there are already plenty of regulations to this effect, though they aren't always respected.

A sceptical Irish Times columnist anticipated smuggling of bags from South Armagh and wondered whether there would be "Bag Patrols, with Bag Rangers abseiling out of helicopters when illegal bags are spotted racing through the countryside at midnight?".

There'd be bags of corn chips, salsa and guacamole.

The four flew past slip and would have been bagged by an orthodox field.

But more important than external aesthetics would be my bag's functionality on the inside.

Lots of my relatives worked there, and would be given bags of what was called "waste"– slightly flawed chocolates – so it was a treat to go around to a relative's house or my grandmother's, aged three or four, and know there would be blue bags of waste chocolate waiting there for me.

There would be no bag-check lines, no waiting for luggage, no lost luggage and best of all, no restrictions.

If I sell dog food, for instance, my inventory would be every bag of food in my stores.

Agassi would be wise to bag his rackets and follow suit.

The worst case would be a body bag.