I will hit the sack.

I gotta hit the sack.

They put him in a little sack.

Everyone thinks his sack the heaviest.

Now, here's your sack.

Filby! You little sack of...

Is that a sack lunch?

You coming back to the sack or what?

No, ma'am. But they tied me in a big sack.

Get up, you sack of shit.

They got the sack for being careless and tardy.

He got the sack for slacking off at work.

I want you to put the sack on the floor.

Yolk sack still feeding baby. 25 Days

You do that. Here's your sack, Norman.

In British English, to get the sack means to be fired from your job.

The official got the sack for currying favor with the contractors.

Hey, boy, I like the color of that sack there.

Sad Sack was sitting on a block of stone

You'll have to send us home tied up in a sack to stop us.

Look, the big one is holding up the payroll sack. ( gunshots ) ( tires squeal )

It is hard for an empty sack to stand straight.

I got some silver in my sack. I could just clean it up for you.

He'll give us the sack so fast that we won't even realize we're back in the ballet hoppin' around!

I'd rather get the sack than not join the labour union, said the disgruntled worker.

I don't want to have a sack lunch with my lunch.

In what vile part of this anatomy Doth my name lodge? tell me, that I may sack

He gave me a sack of clothes, a horse. A fine horse.

The anglerfish can't glow there by itself, so it holds a sack of glowing bacteria instead.

I got the sack but I've a little saved up, so for the time being I won't be troubled by living expenses.

This is just a sack of chemicals that is able to have this interesting and complex lifelike behavior.

So he gave us each a cotton sack, about 10 feet long, about that big around, and we started picking.

On the village green an inclined strong word missing? , down which, clinging the while to a pulley swung handle, one could be hurled violently against a sack at the other end, came in for considerable favour among the adolescent, as also did the swings and the cocoanut shies.

This little guy is called the kinesin, and he pulls a sack that's full of brand new manufactured proteins to wherever it's needed in the cell whether it's to a membrane, whether it's to an organelle, whether it's to build something or repair something.

It's in the liver, in the breast, in the prostate.

In the tsunami, in the victims. In the depth of things.

In the city of Kinshasa in Zaire in the 1990s,

The sugars in the dough caramelize in the crust.

In the case of the Vikings in Greenland, the climate got colder in the late 1300s, and especially in the 1400s.

In contrast, in the unsupervised

Brian, in his pajamas, is engaged in reading in the house in the morning.

In springtime, the dawn. In summer, the night.

In the north, it's cold in the winter.

The flowers in the garden bloom in spring.

The roses in the garden are in flower.