• I was carrying a shopping bag from a high street clothes shop.
• He was carrying two bags containing a total of £40,000.
• A neighbour said he had reported one of the detained men after seeing him carrying a bag containing letters.

Synonyms

• He looked tired and worn out, with pale skin and purple bags under his eyes.
• She was aware of her pasty skin, of the bags under her eyes, and of the drawn look on her face without his comments.
• Mercia was watching her parent's faces; sallow skin, dark bags under their lifeless eyes.

• Don't you lose any time about your absolutions, - washing, you know; but just jump into a pair of bags and Wellingtons; clap a top-coat on you, and button it up to the chin, and there you are, ready dressed in the twinkling of a bed-post.
• I wear a pair of bags, a dirty sweater, and go without hat or shoes and stockings.

• Only a single score down and bags of attrition time still left to play.
• There is bags of power from way down the rev range and loads of poke in the middle where it is needed for safe overtaking.
• I imagined that at the end I'd have bags of information, anecdotes and observations.

• Perhaps it makes me seem like an old bag, but it does feel intimidating to face a gang of people, of whatever age, with intimidating body language.
• On the news this morning, the old bag was saying that the visitor figures for the fountain had far exceeded their predictions.
• He loathed the old bag more than Liz ever did, despite sharing the same political views.

• Not that there's anything wrong with that - but not my bag.
• I tried a course in b/w photography, but realised it was not my bag either.
• Ostensibly, a Chinwag meeting about PR Online is simply not my bag, but an interface appears to be forming (think Star Trek) between PR and Blogging.

• Looking at photos of other teal hunters' bags, most seem to hold a high percentage of adult male bluewings.
• It's fairly unlikely that the council will recommend further cuts in the scaup bag limit for the coming season.
• The federal framework also modified the daily bag limit for the four-day season in the SWDA.

• The standard 50-kg bag of fertilizer costs US$20 or more.

• Because of his proximity to the base, the first baseman will tag the bag first before throwing to second.
• The moment Ugeto reached second base safely and left the bag, he was open game to be put out.

• Under protocols to protect against asbestos contamination, fire personnel and equipment had to be hosed down, while their kit was bagged up and sent for specialist cleaning.
• So, the computer's got to be moved onto a small coffee table temporarily, and my clothes are either bagged up or hung in various locations at random!
• After that, they were bagged up for shipping and stored in the freezer until a truck came to get them.

• The free event is open to hunters bagging white-tailed deer, mule deer, or antelope in Texas during the past year.
• Wealthy Britons pay tens of thousands to bag a lion, elephant or polar bear in trophy hunts that recreate images of a bygone colonial era
• She bagged a deer on her very first shoot, but found it more difficult when asked to go stalking alone.

Synonyms

• The cloak he wore bagged over his body, making his frail stature appear sturdier.
• Her jeans, partially soaked from splashing onto the street, now seemed almost like they were made for her, because as she moved they moved too, not bagging at the knees.
• I feel there is nothing wrong with bagging pants as long as your actual underwear and behind is not showing.

Synonyms

• Let's bag it before this gets ugly.
• About twenty years ago, the Connection Machine was supposed to be the big new paradigm, but before long they bagged it.
• We spent about an hour there, snapping Zoe action photos and playing, but it was a little too windy and nippy for us, so we bagged it and headed home.

• Sky and Boyd are at the makeshift coffee shop, and Sky is bagging him for pulling apart his hot dog, so he can just eat the frankfurter.
• This won't be anything about attacking individuals or bagging out colleagues or attacking other people for having different views, it'll be about ideas.
• It's interesting to note that with one lone exception, the group hasn't had the expected posse of teenagers hurling abuse at us for bagging out this show.

• In the ambulance, the EMTs took the decedent's vital signs, continued to bag him with high-flow oxygen, monitored his heart, and gave him CPR.
• Bag him at a rate of 30. Check for breath sounds bilaterally.