briefcase造句

Mike: They're always in your briefcase.

No one told me about any briefcase.

He unclasped his briefcase and took out his notes.

Davis asked, making a playful pretence at seizing Castle's briefcase.

He put all the files into his briefcase.

The young man held a briefcase under his arm.

Would you like to leave your coat and briefcase here?

What should I carry with me — a purse, a briefcase, a backpack?

A man in a suit, with a briefcase, a beard—some sort of professor.

My hands are bloody and my knees are worn through, and I want my briefcase back.

Do you think my briefcase is big enough to put in all these stuff?

He kept a "countdown clock" in his briefcase marking the time he had left before his retirement to Washington state.

Maybe the phone bumped up against something in a purse or briefcase, or rubbed up against a seat belt.

Toting a briefcase with you gives your colleagues and boss the impression you're concentrating on your job, even if there's nothing inside it.

Dennis peered into the room and saw her take a small red object out of her briefcase and quickly hide it in the bottom drawer of her dresser.

If we go for a drink after work, I want to go home first so I don't have to lug my briefcase around all night.

When carrying a bag or briefcase, switch sides frequently to avoid placing the bulk of weight on only one side of your body.

Then I spied a miniature, brown, snake-effect leather briefcase that opened out to reveal a letter set, writing surface, blotter and silver propelling pencil.

He reached into his briefcase and brought out a small jewelry box, a letter, and a stack of envelopes neatly wrapped in tissue paper and tied with a fading pink ribbon."

Gaines directs Jack to pick up a briefcase. When Jack begins to waver, Gaines briefly puts Teri on the phone. He sends Jack to the San Clarita power station.

The new cases include either a fold-down section in a bigger briefcase or a stand-alone protective sleeve that contains no extra clutter and can be readily viewed through the scanner.

That section's rough illustration presents a well-dressed agent carrying a suspicious briefcase, as well as an online address where readers can download a copy of the PASIV Device Technical Manual.

As we rose to leave, the attorney said, "there are three more things. " He reached into his briefcase and brought out a small jewelry box, a letter, and a stack of envelopes neatly wrapped in tissue paper and tied with a fading pink ribbon.