“He was attempting to lift his heavy bag from a hotel lift when he twinged something.”

“By the time he finished loading the groceries into the bag, a sheen of sweat covered his forehead and his breathing was labored.”

“A Chanel bag seen on a woman is more likely assumed to be a fake than genuine.”

“The hotel was kind enough to organize for our bags to be sent straight to our room.”

“We harvested a bagful of apples from the orchard this morning.”

“He set out on a bicycle, carrying a bagful of Canadian pins, to retrace the steps his relative took 60 years earlier during the forced march.”

“Given the limitations of the polling method, this should be taken with a bagful of salt.”

“Ray was a bagger at a Taos supermarket before his mom told him about the Corps.”

“The checker was a nice-looking young man who was talking to the bagger about his fantasies.”

“As our food started piling up with no hint of a bagger, we began to wonder if we were supposed to do it ourselves.”

“I packed my toiletries in a small baggie to ensure they wouldn't leak during the trip.”

“Is there a plastic baggie brand with a ziplock seal that i could fill with water, drop 2 stories onto cement, and have it not break?”

“He was taking a baggie of what looked to be blush powder or something out of his pocket and evening out the skin tone.”

“The bagginess of jeans was not the only style demanding reappraisal.”

“The acceleration, too, even in the automatic version of the car that I drove, is pin-sharp and has none of the usual executive bagginess.”

“I had stolen a jacket from my guy friend Taylor during Spanish, and the bagginess of it made me look smaller then I really was.”

“Ray was a bagger at a Taos supermarket before his mom told him about the Corps.”

“The checker was a nice-looking young man who was talking to the bagger about his fantasies.”

“As our food started piling up with no hint of a bagger, we began to wonder if we were supposed to do it ourselves.”

“But if wearing baggies to a group road ride is like wearing spandex to a downhill race, then I'll pass.”

“And these baggies are more baggy than the baggies that I posted in that other thread.”

“It's time to kiss those landfill-clogging sandwich baggies goodbye and move into the waste not, want not 21st century.”

“She whipped a plastic bag from beneath the sink and started packing ornaments, briskly, like baggers at the Acme.”

“Many of them are baggers in grocery stores, greeters, doing janitorial work, volunteering in hospitals, delivering meals on wheels, etc.”

“Most of those stars were waitresses and Safeway grocery baggers in a previous life anyway, so it's nice you celebrated their roots.”

“He gave an exemplary performance yet again and had this been the Oscars he'd have walked away with bagfuls of awards and lucrative contracts.”

“Teenagers got together to pick up dozens of bagfuls of litter in Benfleet and Canvey as part of a community project.”

“Indians have always harvested medals by the bagfuls, utilising the event as a testing ground to spot and groom talent.”