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Simple sentences
There is your bag.
Which bag is yours?
Should I put this bag in the overhead compartment?
This bag is mine.
The young man robbed her of her bag.
They paid me five dollars for the bag.
I do not have anything in my bag.
She put the key in her bag.
Tom always carries a map and compass in his bag.
I purchased one bag.
Tom slung his bag over his shoulder.
I love your bag.
Let me take your bag, Tom.
Without your advice, I would have been robbed of my bag.
Here is your bag.
Stick the bag down under the seat.
Will you open the bag?
You may leave your bag here.
I need a bag. Will you lend me one?
We found the stolen bag in this bush.
Hard use has worn this bag.
Only you can carry the bag.
If I had had enough money, I would have bought the bag.
My bag was stolen.
Please show me your bag.
Please open your bag.
Where can I put my bag?
News and current affairs
An infrastructure program oriented in this way - as opposed to a grab bag of politically expedient shovel-ready projects - should be able to muster conservative support.
On the right is Nicolas Sarkozy, the interior minister (and briefly the economy minister), whose political rise took place within the grab-bag framework of the Union for a Popular Movement (UMP).
While these seem to be a grab-bag of achievements, they point to a single message: the world community is finding new ways to cooperate, even against a backdrop of terrorism and global recession.
Monica rummages frantically in her bag as we dine at a Mexico City restaurant.
Germany worries that, without strict supervision of banks and budgets, it will be left holding the bag for its more profligate neighbors.
Similar to reformists, who encompass a broad range of political ideals, Iranian conservatives are a mixed bag. Many are reactionary religious fundamentalists who abhor the concept of democracy.
People who used to buy rice by the bag now do so by the handful.
The service industries that have absorbed the labor released from manufacturing are a mixed bag.
In the mall, or at home on the Internet, Americans acted like Nadya Suleman, too: seduced by the bag, the shoes, the beauty treatments, the vacations, and the life that the stars they admire take for granted.
For Pakistan's General Pervez Musharaf, Mohammed's apprehension is a mixed bag: it gained a pat on the back from Mr. Bush but simultaneously revealed the falsity of General Musharaf's claims that Pakistan is largely Al-Qaida free.
As a result, they were left holding the bag.
Similar to reformists, who encompass a broad range of political ideals, Iranian conservatives are a mixed bag.