Sentence examples for bagful from high-quality English sources.

• He lays a bagful of money on you.

• Drop in for a bagful of the rotating flavour of the week.

• We spent a day schlepping our bagful of dirty clothes around the Boulevard Saint-Germain.

• I gather a bagful of make-up - largely old birthday presents and one expensive pallet gifted by an old boss - and set to work.

• That echo of antiquity is deepened, in cruel fashion, when one of the young priests is betrayed, for a bagful of silver.

• People wishing to return soiled notes, often by the bagful, queue up outside its offices every morning and wait hours for their turn.

• He had gladly renounced his life as a lawyer and lecturer in management studies in Kolkata, reducing what he owned to his robes and a bagful of books.

• There are asparagus galore; there is sorrel and purslane by the bagful, lettuces with enough deep mineral crunch to make one feel like a skittish herbivore.

Use bagful in a sentence.

• Editing opens up a bagful of ingenious tricks of substitution, tricks that allow a marvelous or tragic experience to appear as a natural occurrence in the filmed world.

• Pick up perfume and skincare products at eco-loving store Haeckels which offers free goodies to shoppers who come in armed with a bagful of rubbish collected from the beach.

• But, lest we forget, pee is a volatile element: in the following episode, Logan is once again a loser in the urine wars, when anti-Waystar protesters pelt him with a plastic bagful.

• There’s a young woman about my age exiting the store; she’s wearing a skirt and heels, presumably for her office job, and carrying under her arm a bagful of books, cash-flow concerns not a problem.

• Certainly, a peyote trip into border territory is delivered in the jerky style of spaghetti westerns; but a long sequence in which Pat captures a bagful of money from some gun-slinging gangsters travels beyond the dreamworld of Bonnie and Clyde to a chilling reminder of the real-life murderers who operate just a few miles from him in Northern Ireland.

• All these I secured, together with several things belonging to the gunner, particularly two or three iron crows, and two barrels of musket bullets, seven muskets, another fowling-piece, with some small quantity of powder more; a large bagful of small shot, and a great roll of sheet-lead; but this last was so heavy, I could not hoist it up to get it over the ship’s side.