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Two bagfuls of bargains later, she was on her way out, headache in full effect.

Conventioneers at the Park Central Hotel woke to find fresh bagfuls waiting for them.

Among bagfuls of hate mail, she once received a letter threatening to send to her the dead bodies of dogs and cats.

The coaches don't make bagfuls of money by hawking a particular brand of sneaker.

Soon virtually all of the Phazite was gone, carried away in pieces or in bagfuls.

"Some days," Mr. Seaman said, "you find bagfuls of them floating out there."

And then I throw three bagfuls of laundry into the car and head for Balboa Street.

Three bagfuls (bags are provided) cost $11; two, $12.50, one, $13.50.

Seems if they really want to study erosion then they should go watch all the bagfuls of 'pretty' rocks being taken out at Diamond Creek.

"We had bagfuls of hate mail," Mr. Dowson recalled.

It didn't imagine selling tourists clam chowder by the gallon and bagfuls of T-shirts and baseball caps.

S'pose we'll just have to rely on his greed and the promise of two bagfuls of squigglies.

Once upon a time there were four million, three thousand, two hundred and one ... Puggle, but now there are only a few bagfuls left.

Secrets are loose change - celebrities keep bagfuls in the storm cellar for when they need to score some publicity by leaking a few to the tabs.

Remarkably, Organic Hallucinosis takes that knack for producing extreme music with integrity and bagfuls of hooks even closer to perfection."

There was also a mother lugging home bagfuls of groceries and a "Nice Jewish Girl," a painted lady from downtown Tel Aviv.

His parents began saving their wine corks for him in a bowl on the kitchen table, and soon, bagfuls from family friends were piling up in his bedroom.

It started in 1946, when a man named Ed Bold emerged from the Coast Guard with some training in electronics and a duffel bagful of ambition.

Alternative Press called it "a scattershot bagful of wild rides and demented ditties and an album of maniacal depth and vision."

I take home bagfuls of focaccia (Italian flat bread), pane di Como (a white flour bread that's excellent for toast), and sour wheat rye.

Every week he took a train to Rouen to purchase several large bagfuls of jeans, military issue shirts and football jerseys, which he then washed, repaired and resold.

Their Grand Ole Opry debut in 1938 generated bagfuls of listener mail, and Mr. Acuff was invited to appear regularly provided the band changed its name to something more decorous.

But to the United States Customs inspectors poking bagfuls of the vegetable in search of cocaine, there was the very real possibility that the produce was just another hiding place for smuggled drugs.

He had found a grocery store that was open, but he was afraid that if he purchased a few bagfuls, he would not find a taxi and would have no way of getting the groceries home.

Margo unburdened herself of a carrier bagful of presents like a tribute to the tree before shedding her winter coat over the post of the banisters to reveal the dress she'd worn at her private view.