to-lug

You know I don't smoke, and I don't want to lug any bottles around with us.

So these roller bags that make it easier to lug your junk around airports are in keeping with etymology stretching back more than 600 years.

They then use baskets to lug the sulfur out of the volcano, which hasn't erupted in more than five years.

Last week we went shopping, I had to lug my wife's purchases all over Wangfujing.

At last, no heavy and expensive detergents to lug from the store, and no more messy chemical spills in the laundry room!

He bestowed my gift named "to lug sickness" , let my hearing not probably be so perfect.

In service, fatigue cracking initiated at the plating runout led to lug fracture.

that allow it to lug prey double or triple its weight up into its leafy home where it won't be troubled by scavengers and predators.

The idea is that the flexible screens will replace some of the bulky devices that soldiers now have to lug around.

If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera.

Somehow I managed to lug the wet clothes to the laundromat.

This time we've got so many samples and company brochures. It's a heck of lot to lug around.

It allows a person to sit comfortably without needing to lug around an actual chair.

It's a pain to lug around an external keyboard, which many people will require if they're serious about banging out documents.

As a result, they now weigh well over three pounds and need a padded case to lug them around.

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.

They give me so many sample and company brochures, it's a heck of lot to lug around now.

I know I don't want to lug around that extra weight.

They gave me so many samples and company brochures. it's heck of lot to lug around now.

I'll just get a regular home computer then. I don't think I'll need to lug my computer around with me. (to be continued)