sack out การใช้

• Q : Why do they sack out in these massive congregations?
• Sometimes, a flight crew member will set up a hammock back in the plane and sack out.
• Rating : Four sacks out of four.
• In out-of-town hotels, he'll sack out into the afternoon, getting up when it's time to go to the park.
• They are hours away from the finish line, and at times they're counting the minutes until they can sack out.
• Seifert would like to find a way for the 49ers once more to get more sacks out of the spot.
• I remember, not so long ago, when all we had to do was set our garbage sacks out by the street.
• Crudup's petite dressing room is dominated by a sleigh-style daybed he ordered from a catalog : this matinee idol sacks out between matinees.
• The first workaholic coach I read about was Ohio State's Woody Hayes, who would keep a cot in his office and sometimes just sack out there.
• With any luck, she'll get home in time to sack out on the sofa and treat her weary brain to an unchallenging episode of Beverly Hills 90210.
• In the group's " Oysters for Orphans " effort, oystermen in Plaquemines Parish are donating the proceeds of one sack out of every hundred they collect, Lepetic said.
• In movies such as " A Simple Plan " and " Sling Blade, " we see someone goofy and pathetic, a sad sack out of step with the rest of the world.
• The captain, 41, has a reserved parking spot out front and lives 52 miles away, in northern Westchester, N . Y . Sometimes he sacks out in a little bed in the office.
• While some passengers drift off to sleep in wide beds, others sack out in tiny warrens in steerage _ or face-down on whatever surface they happened to find at the end of a long night of duty-free carousing.
• Floore's, Helotes : At this venerable hall, where Willie Nelson used to play, sweep up and occasionally sack out, a plate of tamales runs $ 3.75, and there's a $ 100 fine for fighting, according to a sign posted near the bandstand.
• Floore's, Helotes : At this venerable hall, where Willie Nelson used to play, sweep up and occasionally sack out, a plate of tamales runs $ 3 . 75, and there's a $ 100 fine for fighting, according to a sign posted near the bandstand.
• He probably would have said the same thing a month ago if anybody told him his team would forget how to find the end zone, or a week ago if anybody told him his team would sack out Sunday just one game out of first place.
• Dean sketched out a rough itinerary of " musts " and advised that if we were only going to sack out anyway, we could save the price of dinner by staying at the Easter Egg Motel, a line of double-wide trailers strung together to create a gift shop, general store and motel catering to truckers.
• I recently read a long blog entry touching on this problem in Edinburgh ( though it was more about the misapplied monitoring of those who compounded the problem by putting their sacks out too early ) : not sure if it's netiquette / Wiki-appropriate to post a link here, though . talk ) 01 : 32, 14 August 2009 ( UTC)