• First season's pack was 350 cases of fruit and tomatoes.

• The dealer shuffles and offers the pack to his right hand neighbour to cut.
• There are a few examples where a tarot pack is used to play a game which is not really of the tarot family.

• When your entry fee is received you will be sent an information pack confirming your venue for the first round and giving you lots of details about Westport and this great event.
• For classes, some books go on reserve, some materials go into course packs, and some copied excerpts are handed out in class.
• These are now planning public meetings, mass leafleting, education packs and street stalls to let as many people as possible know about the upcoming protests and events.

• Troops and packs taking part must be registered by their leader by February 10.
• Cub Scouting members join a Cub Scout pack and are assigned to a den, usually a neighborhood group of six to eight boys.

• The forward packs from both teams appear to be where the strength lies.
• A forward from the pack should lead the team and spur them on.
• It's easy to make parallels between the back rows but really a back row is only as good as the forward pack in front of it.

• Rudi's Pet pulled out of the pack with two furlongs to go for a two-length victory.
• Bell, which makes savoury pies, pastries and cakes at bakeries in Shotts and Livingston, leads the pack of interested parties.
• On a short track the objective is to clear traffic as quickly as possible, so much so that the leaders often will take an outside line to get into the corner ahead of the pack.

• Fox hunting is a country sport and packs of hounds are kept especially for hunting.
• The idea of grown men and women on horseback with packs of hounds, charging after one tiny animal is completely unacceptable.
• In November 2004 there were 318 registered hound packs in England and Wales.

• Sharon and Jane say they would normally suggest putting items into storage or packing them away in readiness for moving house.
• Dry them before you pack them into their containers or plastic bag and then put them in your luggage.
• His daily tasks include sorting out orders, packing the goods and transporting them to customers.

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• Be aware that trolley-bags usually have a chassis, so they do not fold up and pack away so easily.

• The vital marrow was packed in ice for the flight from the USA and given to Mr Worral to help him fight the myeloid leukaemia he was diagnosed with in September.
• For the most part it was meat packed in ice, thawed and heated in the evenings.
• Fruits that are to be eaten raw, and so cannot be blanched, are often packed in sugar or dipped in syrup before freezing, to exclude air and thus inhibit enzyme action.

• A large proportion of the crowd took shelter in the few tents provided on site, which then became impossible to use for their intended purpose due to the huge numbers packed inside.
• The Kohl Center was filled to capacity as 19,790 fans packed the stands to see the game.
• Drawn in part by the buzz surrounding the film, people packed the theaters and formed long lines for tickets.

• Numerous small vacuoles pack the bundle sheath cell and the walls of these cells are not folded.
• I cut my palms when I was nine, again on the bars, and one of my coaches packed the blisters with chalk and covered them with surgical tape before lifting me back up to the bar.
• When the ‘toddlers' truce’ was lifted the search was on for programmes to pack the vacant hour; Twizzle helped fill the vacuum.

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