Synonym: luggage. Similar words: haggard, engage, engaged, garbage, engage in, mortgage, engaged in, engagement. Meaning: ['bægɪdʒ] n. 1. a case used to carry belongings when traveling 2. a worthless or immoral woman 3. the portable equipment and supplies of an army.
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121. Voice over Maybe not baggage, but you will need a lot of cash.
122. General Workers Union, the union to which the baggage handlers belong, was unavailable for comment.
123. Not stay and wait to be thrown out after they'd ceased to be any use to the old baggage.
124. Pan Am baggage containers were not secured against tampering while awaiting loading.
125. It was clear to him that, however she tried to reassure him, Susan carried his failure home in her baggage.
126. He carries no emotional baggage, not on the surface anyway.
127. After picking up their baggage, they were greeted in the arrivals hall by excited parents.
128. But be assured, most people carry more writing-related baggage than a mail carrier does letters.
129. And the baggage which is usually implied with it, which includes demands for evidence of instant and dramatic conversion experiences!
130. Baggage seems to go missing with alarming frequency on these flights.
131. With hips at 44.5 inches and thighs at 25 inches, it was no wonder Rudolph had been complaining about excess baggage.
132. Before long, Giles was being employed as a mundane baggage handler, at Heathrow.
133. On scheduled flights sporting equipment may be carried as part of your baggage allowance.
134. Along with them went the baggage of impartiality, high quality, good taste and decency.
135. Some have eliminated curb-side baggage check-in, which have caused some airport delays.
136. Co-housing might seem to carry the ideological baggage of communes from decades past.
137. No cover applies in the respect of unattended baggage and personal effects.
138. Therefore evolution would not load it up with such extra baggage.
139. Your time has arrived, but it does not come without some baggage.
140. I recalled how Masko had gone through into the baggage hall at Heathrow to greet the Sochi visitors.
140. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
141. There was too much baggage for one person to carry.
142. Charlemagne's baggage train is attacked whilst crossing the Alps on one of his campaigns.
143. David jumped down on to the platform and put up his hands for the baggage.
144. Baggage handlers at Manchester Airport voted last night to end their three-week strike after management and unions agreed on a peace settlement.
145. Free bar offering wine, spirits and soft drinks. Free in-flight entertainment. 15 kilo baggage allowance.
146. And psychically speaking, I can't help feeling they carry a little too much excess baggage.
147. Because his sound-world is leaner, his playing sometimes seems more direct, carrying less historical baggage.
148. Elsewhere the stations consisted of the usual combination of waiting-room, baggage room, office, and telegraph-operator's room.
149. According to law-enforcement and intelligence sources, the Pan Am baggage area in Frankfurt was a key to the operation.
150. Look at this example: Thank you for contacting us about the difficulty you had collecting your baggage at the Oakland airport.
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