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• Because it seems to - you know, as you get a little bit older, you have all these - you have so much baggage that comes along with you.
• He plans to wean passengers off checked-in luggage over the long term, eliminating the need for baggage handling, suitcase holding areas and lost property.
• United's baggage allowance on domestic flights does indeed limit suitcases to 50 pounds each.
• At the first moment of sunrise the passage began, the troops marching across one bridge, the baggage and attendants crossing the other.
• They captured him, but left most of his baggage , together with a lot of papers, scattered about the bivouac where they had captured him.
• Few players seem to reach big-time sport without some crises along the way, such as injuries, self-doubt, mismanagement or personal baggage .
• If you want to drop a load of emotional baggage and experience some psychic weight loss, Gemini time makes it easy to lighten up.
• The forage and baggage came into camp promptly, and this contributed greatly to celerity of movement and comfort for man and beast.
• Cæsar had been marching with his legions-he had eight in his force-each followed by its own baggage , and so far, therefore, separated from each other.
• Most actors hate it when journalists make connections between them and the characters they play, but Rampling has never been afraid to admit how much personal baggage she brings to a part.
• Legge, Therefore a wise prince, marching the whole day, does not go far from his baggage waggons.
• During his music years, Gamble did some serious thinking and came to realize that the drive for civil rights brought negative baggage along with it.
• The Tuareg were not so foolish as to allow this to happen so by mid summer the French commander was forced to make a bonfire of his baggage and equipment at Iferouane.
• In the mean time my servants had arrived, the lost mattress was restored to the baggage , and West and I, in light marching order, started for Brussels.
• The blind athlete would like the same opportunity to participate as anyone else without carrying along any baggage or special responsibilities.
• The new powers, announced yesterday, include the authority to search personal baggage of travellers arriving from countries outside the European Union.
• a baggage allowance
• I have packed my bags and baggage ready to go when I can and it's soon I'll book my passage home to the Isle of Man.
• If you can get upon the field, leaving all your baggage on the east bank of the river, it will be a move to our advantage and possibly save the day to us.
• A sheet left inside suitcase luggage or travel baggage can prevent musty odors.
• With four folks in the front and rear buckets and only three hours of fuel plus reserve aboard, for example, you could bring along 300 pounds of baggage .
• the emotional baggage I'm hauling around
• Gallus eventually got his army away in the night, but he left behind 6,000 dead and all of his artillery and baggage .
• the artillery and baggage rumbled along the road
• A 30 kg baggage allowance would enable us to cart most of India's artefacts home with us.
• Exonerating can help free family members up from unnecessary burdens of past baggage .
• A few introductory words about how the Romans transported their baggage is in order.
• she has a lot of baggage
• The retreating army and its baggage carried the plague home with them in autumn 1349.
• Instead, they move from set-piece to set-piece, seldom bringing anything but the most crude of psychological baggage along with them.
• The second plank of the prosecution case is forensic, with claims that drug and explosive residue was discovered on baggage belonging to the men.
• Carry-on baggage and luggage that is checked in will also be weighed.
• Each weighs up to 20 kilograms - your baggage allowance on an economy flight.
• With so much emotional baggage attached to their professions, doctors and nurses make perfect subjects for romantic drama.
• The new regulation closes a major loophole by extending customs law to include personal baggage , typically used in the small-scale traffic of counterfeit items.
• The baggage of his personal eccentricity weighs quite heavily on the film in which the villain is not some colourful underworld figure but the very father who gave you birth.
• To increase the meagre 15 kg baggage allowance to 20 kg costs an extra 15.
• Now under baggage handling, full luggage goes to the first floor of the airport and then comes back to the ground floor because of the lack of space.
• I think every artist has to reveal little bit of their personal baggage on a record, but sometime when you are being creative, you take on a role.
• Journalists normally fret about negative campaigning and condemn attacks that dig out personal baggage in a candidate's background.
• Our cannon, baggage and sick, were drawn by Mexican oxen, in Mexican carts.
• However, the promise of non-lethal technologies comes with considerable baggage .
• we collected our baggage before clearing customs
• But this film is Australian, with quite specific historical baggage that goes along with Australian race relations.
• A brigade of infantry marching in column of fours, without its baggage , would take about 15 minutes to cross a bridge (moving at 2+mph).
• A policy should normally cover your belongings and baggage , but again look carefully at exclusions, excesses and ceilings on each claim.
• The first thing on the agenda is off loading our baggage and going through customs.
• The Roman army baggage train contained all the features of subsequent logistic tails - food, ammunition, and specialist equipment.
• Unbeknown to him, a poison challis was slipped into his personal baggage .
• In the other corner was the Minister of Finance, whose Government carries so much baggage it was terribly difficult for him to get in a blow with any force at all.
• Soldiers marching with baggage , when they once enter on the southern or Pisidian route 3o miles west of the Limnai, must go on past the double lake.
• Her own personal baggage distinguishes her works.
• Each first-class cavalryman, three or four second-class cavalrymen and sixteen infantrymen had a slave or paid servant to look after baggage and perform menial chores.
• It just seems some people I guess are often scared off by the baggage, the cultural baggage that goes along with it.
• And it was written down that he would arrive at Heathrow airport in April 2001 with just a suitcase for baggage and a head filled with dreams.
• The bus driver unloaded all suitcases and other baggage from the trunk.
• The inconvenience and delay occasioned by the care of so much baggage caused the Romans to call it impedimenta.
• She travels with her baggage allowance of 70 pounds.
• Travellers are regularly being advised to ‘Keep all your personal baggage with you at all times’.
• the party jettisoned its traditional ideological baggage