baggage造句

Have you checked your baggage?

Customs officers inspect our baggage.

She disencumbered him of his baggage.

The baggage carousel has broken down.

Their baggage was canoed across the river.

All the baggage have burnt and lost.

The security checker wants to check your baggage.

Which carousel is for the baggage from China?

This may seem like a bit of a leap, but let's jettison some historical baggage.

The baggage followed in the rear of the troops on march.

I paced back and forth, walking around the baggage claim, frantically checking my cellphone.

As for Singapore, besides utilitarian concerns, the historical baggage due to political reasons remains a burden.

The railroad gives free transportation for a certain amount of baggage.

There are no excess baggage fees for heavy luggage, security checks are perfunctory and passengers can use their mobile phones.

The great 19th century explorer John Muir once said: “Only by going alone in silence, without baggage, can one truly get into the heart of the wilderness.

One day, the strong donkey wanted to show off his he stuffed his cart with lots of baggage and tried to pull it.

Eyewitnesses who spoke to Russian radio described a scene of carnage after the blast ripped through the baggage claims section of the arrivals hall at Russia's largest airport.

Meanwhile, two thirds of travellers (64 percent) do not know what their free-baggage allowance is across the major carriers, whilst 77 percent are unaware of what the differing card-payment fees are.

Checked-baggage fees have only added to the problem, because travelers now take more roll-ons onboard, blocking the aisles as they try to cram their belongings into any available space.