What is "suitcases"

Usage examples of "suitcases".

As he stood in among the trees and watched, Dougherty and the other plainclothesman reached into the Ford and took out one of the suitcases and set it down on the ground next to the car.

A twenty-three-year-old bum with mixed-up German and English in his head, two suitcases full of garbage, no plans.

Then another guy with two suitcases came on, and he and I kind of avoided looking at one another.

I wandered around, looking at signs, carrying the suitcases, people bumping me.

The suitcases were loaded into the trunk, and Dad took care of the tipping.

Parker and his cohorts decide to help themselves to the takings, and Parker is soon the proud owner of two suitcases bulging with cash.

Parker and Feccio and Clinger got out of the Buick, Parker carrying the two suitcases, Feccio and Clinger carrying blanket-wrapped parcels that were the machine guns.

They had the employees stack the cash in the suitcases without counting it.

Feccio helped him lower the two suitcases down to Shelly, who took them off the rope and slowed them away in the back of the Renault inside the ambulance.

The suitcases he carried up in one trip, and then the machine guns wrapped in blankets.

I can see is those two suitcases in the trunk of some car on its way to the Panama Canal.

Somewhere in this dirty city there was a guy who had stolen two suitcases full of money from Parker.

He studied the room and saw nothing, and then opened the closet door and saw the suitcases and all the guns.

And when he opened the suitcases -- given the presence of the guns, he had to open the suitcases -- when he opened them they were full of money.

He closed up the suitcases again, he grabbed one of the handguns at random and stuck it into his pocket, and he lugged the suitcases out of the bedroom, out of the apartment, out of the building.