Sentence examples for your suitcase and go from inspiring English sources

"Although I lived there for 18 years, it was, 'Ivan, take your suitcase and go,"' he said ruefully.

And to be a playwright today is to be a Willy Loman, where you take your plays in a suitcase and go anywhere.

That element of just moving on is what I so love: get that suitcase and go.

'Once a month I pack a thousand tabs of E into a suitcase and go to Ibiza for the weekend.

Ms. Rivera goes from sobs to wrath in "Resulta," advising the man to take his suitcase and go; in "No Vas a Creer" ("You Won't Believe"), she gloats to a man that she's already over him.

In my honor, Lahcen and Ali sang a song about a Fatima who wanted to pack her suitcase and go to Agadir, a town on the coast.

The reason precisely is because Europe was fragmented, and so when somebody says something very novel and radical, if the government decides they are a heretic and threatens to prosecute them, they pack their suitcase and go across the border.

"He packed his suitcase and went to the station.

That was when my friend packed his suitcase and went to the airport.

The writer (who, in the story, is quite modest) politely refused the Nobel Peace Prize, packed his suitcase, and went back with his family to his old house in Israel.

I returned home, packed my suitcase and went back to Park Prewett and the Convoys.