string bag

In socialist times, it was always a string bag, with handles.

And Paul just stood there, staring at the carrots in the string bag.

She wedged the string bag between her feet, took out a book, held the paper up to the dim light.

Girls running with string bags full of envelopes and loose papers.

He reached into the string bag at his feet and produced a jam tin which held a small plant.

I was putting the clams in a string bag.

She dropped her string bag and her packages on the table.

All the things she was taking him she had in her bulging string bag.

He reached again and this time brought down an ordinary close-mesh string bag.

Another member of the Palace Guard held a string bag in each hand.

The trick is to keep an eye out for women with wicker baskets and string bags.

It was Lee, standing there with the pink blanket, the string bag and the hot water bottle.

There was a flimsy string bag, bunched in a knot.

Very fine creepers had spread across them, making it look as though they were hanging inside string bags.

The woman pulled a string bag from her pocket and packed it with the items that remained in the basket.

Later the string bags were gradually replaced by plastic bags.

She shuffled forwards, manipulating the string bag with sensible shoes.

The old and the young women discussed him in the street with string bags full of shopping weighing from their arms like pendulums.

Mother Love 11 The woman left the store, carrying the string bag in her right hand and listing considerably less.

String bags had been stapled to every bit of unused wall to bold water bottles and food.

He put them into the expansive string bag she'd brought with her and reminded her that a big storm was on its way.

If I used a string bag, I'd have to buy plastic bags for the rubbish.

She carried a string bag containing piece of anonymous knitting and her handkerchief.

Clutching his string bag containing potatoes and other vegetables, he walked off haltingly.

She gathered up Wordsworth and the string bag.