“suitcase”造句，怎麼用suitcase造句

He went in carrying his suitcase.

She packed all her belongings into a suitcase.

By her side was a small nylon suitcase.

And I packed my little suitcase and came home.

"It's like packing your clothes in your suitcase when you travel," a spokesperson for IMRE said.

That was the last time I checked in a suitcase at the airport.

One of these highly classy products is a functional laptop trolley suitcase, which has been designed in leather/nylon.

One afternoon Jimmy Valentine and his suitcase climbed out of a train in Elmore, a little town in Arkansas.

Inside the suitcase is a camera made in Japan, several rolls of film and two woolen jackets.

His wedding present to his bride was Franny, whose heroine has Claire's looks, mannerisms, and—the sort of private salute that amuses the author—Claire's blue suitcase.

He had a suitcase that — I don't know exactly, something like this — had a strap that you'd pull it along and it had four little wheels on the bottom and it worked.

Is this your suitcase?

He stuffed the suitcase with his clothes.

"It's celluloid," my mother said, taking suitcase after suitcase out of her Dodge van.

Mark plunked the heavy suitcase down at the station.

It is a large leather suitcase with my name tag. It's dark blue.

Next morning, the maid brought hot water to the room. Anderson woke up and remembered his suitcase.

And it's not just the added weight that is likely to rile their partners, for the value of all those clothes in the average woman's suitcase is? 1,140.

This holiday season, those of us who are toss-the-clothes-in-the-suitcase-and-go travelers are counting on our thrifty gift-giving friends to equip us for future trips.

You'll have to lug this suitcase.

He found that his hat had been pancaked under a suitcase.

Place these bags of products in various pockets of your suitcase, and not on top of your clothes.

The suitcase is surprisingly light.

One of them wears a long beard and carries a suitcase.

I have a suitcase and a traveling bag.

I know I have often wished for a mule or Sherpa or two while wedging yet another "indispensable" item into my suitcase.