Lugging sentence example

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  • Jeff began lugging his gear toward the door.
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  • So the whole business about Shipton lugging a dead body back to civilization was a total fabrication.
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  • Paul Dawkins was only a smidgen more pleasant than his elder brother as Dean, lugging the heavy monitor, passed him entering the parlor.
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  • He carried her things inside without hesitation, lugging everything to her new room.
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  • Being able to scale a sheer wall of rock and ice while lugging this junk requires some advance planning.
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  • lugging big heavy bags around hot countries is no fun.
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  • Lugging around heavy suitcases can lead to back strain.
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  • It was Pumpkin Green's third day since arriving with an overladen shopping cart he insisted on lugging to his second floor room.
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  • It's wasn't that—I know I'm lugging around thirty extra pounds.
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  • lugging two suitcases full of bricks around for absolutely no reason whatsoever!
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  • Maybe they're just lugging two suitcases full of bricks around for absolutely no reason whatsoever!
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  • Lugging a thirty-five pound container of cat litter to your car or two-story apartment building is a hassle.
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  • If you're headed on a business trip and hate the idea of lugging around that heavy makeup mirror in addition to all of your clothes and accessories, you'll definitely benefit from a suction travel makeup mirror.
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  • Rather than collecting millions of items and lugging them to fight a weak monster, you're only allowed four weapons.
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  • Instead of lugging a beach towel or blanket, a couple of bags to hold small items, in addition to other beach accessories such as umbrellas and chairs, now you can at least carry a blanket inside a bag.
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  • Your memories shouldn't be of lugging heavy items across the sand.
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  • Clutches, small, and mini bags are often best -- you can toss in your theater tickets, some breath mints, and lip gloss in an evening bag rather than lugging a clunky bag around while wearing a sophisticated evening dress.
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  • This makes lugging around multiple hard covers a real convenience challenge.
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  • Loose the bulk: The days of lugging two suitcases and a shoulder bag are thankfully long gone, but with all of the new airport travel rules in place, you still don't want to waste precious time in the baggage claim area.
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  • It's better then lugging around a camera bag!
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  • While there may be more urgency in getting it exactly right when you're going on a long hike and everything has to fit, the daily lugging of heavy items also requires some serious packing know-how.
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  • The only real disadvantage to a plastic tote is in added weight if lugging the tote more than a few hundred yards.
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  • It's wasn't that—I know I'm lugging around thirty extra pounds.
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  • These bags are more appropriate for carrying goodies to a playdate than lugging books to and from school.
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  • As they came in sight of the building, two men were lugging Shipton's belongings to a waiting car.
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