Any baggage?

No luggage.

(c) A register of prisoners' property

Any luggage?

Have you any luggage?

When we leave later, we're taking Tae Gong Shil with us.

Find Laszlo's luggage. Put it on the plane. Yes, sir.

But we want stuff that we're going to love for years, not just stuff.

Start packing Miss Scarlett's things, Mammy.

The luggage of a passenger that did not board the flight is not transported.

So I'm going to suggest that less stuff and less space are going to equal a smaller footprint.

This purchase included mining and hunting rights, ownership of all land on the island, and a castle with no furniture included.

I stood next to the plane door with really heavy hand luggage and, like you can see, I'm very tiny,

An additional requirement of 5,000 is anticipated owing to claims for the loss of personal effects during the hostilities in late 1992.

Later I felt I had to do something, so I went to Australia on 20 November 1975 to sort out Brian apos s effects.

Out of nowhere, a guy comes running up the steps, he takes my hand luggage, he takes it down for me, and he leaves without me even saying thank you.

That is an enduring conundrum of our times which, in this earthly city, we, amidst all our limitations and weaknesses, must seek to address appropriately with all our possibilities and strengths, but without the baggage of economic, military or cultural imperialism.

In addition, from July to November 2004, the luggage of international staff based in the West Bank or the Gaza Strip and holding an Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs card was not searched.

In this connection, on the basis of additional information received, the Committee queries whether in fact all personnel will exercise their entitlement to 100 kilograms accompanied baggage, the average cost of which is more than the average cost of the actual air ticket.

The travel of international civilian staff to the mission area has been estimated at an average cost of 10,000 per person per round trip (basic air fare 4,800 and 100 kilograms of accompanied baggage 5,200).

On the contrary, before the Civil War you could start out splitting rails, light out for the Western Territory, make a success of yourself on the frontier, and wind up as President if you were named Abraham Lincoln.