Sentence examples for would carry around from inspiring English sources

"He would carry around this big, thick binder," she said.

A neighbor nicknamed her Susan Chip, for the sheaf of paint chips she would carry around).

I feared being rejected and the resultant bitterness that I would carry around for the rest of my life.

I had one patient who would carry around a photocopy of an MRI of her lumbar spine so she could share it with everyone she met.

On his travels he would carry around a small leather case, embossed with a coronet and a capital "C", indicating association with the earls of Cardigan.

I now had what the self-help books called relationship baggage, which I would carry around for the rest of my life.

"Also, you'd carry around their perfumed hankies with you wherever you rode.

At school he'd carry around a Tom Baker doll (though he was too shy to ask his parents for Baker's assistant, Romana).

I recently wrote up a fantasy of the future involving U.S.B. flash drives, in which you'd carry around your whole world--not just documents, but programs, settings, e-mail, the works--on your keychain.

On the upper end of the spectrum, the Pure-Fi is not something you'd carry around in a pocket, purse or likely even an attaché.

I beheld it curiously, taking in the cover's unusual promise of Claude Debussy compositions reimagined for synthesizer, and tossing it in the stack that I'd carry around with me in my grandmother's car.