Sentences with word «sacks»

Maybe everyone will be running around wearing potato sacks or dirty undaroos.

If you can where dirty undaroos and potato sacks and have self pride, be able to pay attention to detail and be a productive citizen, I'm fine with it.

Like the Duggars, drop their little Christian misfits like roach egg sacks around a tenament?

Carrying banners and sacks of food, and following a bagpipe player, the group set out under the eyes of other, disapproving, church members.

If anything, the sad sacks I met in the few AA meetings I attended who keep affirming their powerlessness seem to have been at least headed for a bad case of «learned impotence».

The men sought to ingratiate themselves with the steward of the house; they explained about the money found in their sacks: they had brought it all back, besides more money for their further purchase.

Next morning the well - instructed steward had the men's sacks filled, but with more than grain, and sent them off.

At evening, in the flimsy khan in the desert, they opened their sacks to give grain to the animals.

The painting is unified only by the fact that the violent treatment of paint expresses the agony of these twisted sacks of flesh and blood.

Children younger than 10 carry sacks so big, they cause them serious physical harm.

And they have SACKS of candy they just give away.

Much like a dying star doesn't actually die but becomes the ingredients for new life, new planets, new humans in fact as both you and I and everyone on the planet are walking talking sacks of star dust.

Trillions and trillions to one, so that means i'm one of the luckiest molechular skin sacks of water to have ever evolved in this universe and that is something pretty damn awesome.

You are sacks of molecules, just like I am.»

Youths pack the coal into sacks and carry it out of the mine on their backs, or to a small cable car for the trip upward.

«Didn't worry to review what bullion sacks had to say,» a chairman wrote on a Reddit forum, «but was this «prediction» formed on anything or them just spewing their common nonsense?»

«Travel backpacks» used to be more like hiking packs, or traditional «backpacking bags» — sacks with an opening on top that led to one large main compartment.

You filled them from the top like a garbage bag, While they're comfortable to carry, the fact that they're basically just large open sacks on a carrying frame meant that all of your stuff would get wrinkled, you'd need to unpack the whole bag any time you wanted to look through what you had, it was tough to stay organized, and you ultimately couldn't fit all that much.

In 2017: Fitzpatrick recorded 52 tackles, 1.5 sacks, and an interception.

In 2017: Landry recorded five sacks in eight games after being halted by an ankle injury near the end of the season.

In 2017: He recorded just 33 tackles and 4 sacks, but both of those numbers were deflated due to late - season surgery on his pinky finger.

What scouts like: Payne is a physically dominant defensive lineman who can stop the run and enable key sacks with his reliable blocking.

In 2017: He recorded 37 tackles and 3.5 sacks — both down from last year, but in three fewer games.

In 2017: Chubb recorded 72 tackles and 10 sacks, leading the Wolfpack in the latter category.

Scouts have compared him to Aaron Donald of the Los Angeles Rams, who has recorded 36 sacks through his first four NFL seasons.

He had 12.5 sacks in 2017 and could be a nice weapon for new head coach, Matt Patricia.

Even if there were pressure on Brady — the Steelers recorded just two sacks — the secondary put little pressure on the receivers, and pressure on the quarterback won't matter if his targets are open.

Mack, who leads the NFL in total sacks over the last two seasons, took home his first Defensive Player of the Year honors last season and there's no doubt he can do it again.

Donald didn't lead the league in sacks or tackles or make the 4 - 12 Rams the top defensive team, but he was Pro Football Focus's highest - graded player in the NFL in 2016 and their No. 1 player going into 2017.

Bottom line: an IPO is no longer the brass ring for anyone with a brain and a real business — it's more likely to be a bunch of sad sacks and oversold salesman walking around with tin cups.

Or potentially spending the rest of your life sleeping on the floor of your friend's apartment, surrounded by fast food sacks and semi-clean clothes.

Her family was so poor that, as a child, Oprah was teased at school for wearing dresses made of potato sacks.

are not actually made of flour sacks.

There are odourmasking compression sacks available, but Mountain Equipment Co-op's five - litre Pack Rat sac ($ 8.75) does as good a job keeping the stink in as it does keeping water out.

The idea that «trying» is what counts — regardless of results — is a dreary commentary and a cheap excuse foisted on the real doers and the winners by sad sacks and also - rans who just can't cut it.

In fact, it saw the sharpest drop since the financial crisis as weaker corporate performance sacked cash bonuses and accounting regulation hampered pension growth.

This is about dealing with an $ 18 billion sack of debt.

Hours later, Spain sacked Puigdemont, dissolved the Catalan parliament, removed the head of the regional police force, and called for snap elections on December 21.

Najib in 2015 sacked his attorney general and a deputy prime minister for demanding answers about 1MDB.

Aunt Martha's says the Flour Sack Dish Towels as great for silk screening, painting, and embroidery.

On March 15, one of the contenders to become China's president for the next decade, Bo Xilai, was sacked as the Communist Party boss for Chongqing, an inland megalopolis with a population roughly equal to Canada's.

Instead, like other towels with «flour sack» in their name, these towels are made of very thin cotton threads.

Instead, they focused on one task at a time — like turning to a potato sack maker for burlap and linen to create an early sample purse.

Undies boss tripled her pay, then sacked 1,850 workers In an act that could only be described as corporate bastardry, shameless executives at Bonds owner Pacific Brands awarded themselves pay rises of up to 170 per cent while they sacked nearly 2000 workers.

If you told her she had to drape her body in a billowing black sack every time she went outside, or that her right to vote was only a right as of a few years ago, she'd tell you you'd lost your mind.

Better hit the sack earlier tonight.

Ironically, five years later, the company that fired me has never rebounded from the massive decline that occurred as a result of sacking the rainmaker.

And if that were the case — again, hypothetically — then the question would arise whether it is OK to sack an employee for participating in some sexual practices of which you (or your customers) might disapprove.

My mom used to put my lunch in a brown sack and put my name on it.

Target will revitalize sad - sack shopping plazas characterized by peeling paint and potholes in the empty parking lots.