carry home

He decided the only thing to do was to break the lump of gold into four smaller lumps. Then he could carry home one piece at a time.

a small bag provided on request by a restaurant for a customer to carry home leftovers of a meal, ostensibly to feed a dog or other pet.

Readily available printers and photocopy machines make it easy for our users to duplicate content to carry home or share.

They had come to make a name for themselves by finding riches and gold to carry home to the Queen.

Selecting one, the bureaucrat slung it over his shoulders to carry home.

If you plan major shopping, consider packing an empty soft duffel-type bag in the larger bag to carry home your purchases.

It is a unique feeling to carry home when your whole journey becomes your destination as there is never a dull moment on your trip.

Farmers could not sell their crops, he explained, so they gave away all the fruit and vegetables that people could carry home.

Then he could carry home one piece at a time.

Women aim the streams into barrels as well as narrow-necked metal containers that they will carry home on their heads.

THEY carry home-grown radishes and red-cooked pork. They transport dozens of empanadas, juggling sheet pans on the G train.

It meets all your water quality needs without having to carry home those heavy bottles of water.

Coke introduced the six-bottle carton so consumers could easily carry home the beverage.

Now she has far too much to carry home.

This shoot seemed to carry home.

In our publicity, we remind participants to bring junk mail envelopes to carry home their bounty.

By lucubrate, a new project of carry-home health monitoring system based on GPRS.

He entreated his companion to relieve him of a small portion, that he might carry home the rest;

I found now I had business enough to gather and carry home;

Evaluation of Carry-home Rapid Test Card for ABO Blood Groups