1.   A half-dozen people piled out of the battered car, lugging plastic bags of clothes and fruit for the guard to empty and examine.

2.   Customers could automate the creation of their grocery lists based on their prior purchases and avoid having to drive to and from stores, lugging heavy bags around.

3.   For this princely sum, guests must lug their bags across the lobby, past an idle and ancient doorman and up the creaky elevator to the eighth floor.

4.   Frances Beatty Adler, an art dealer, lugs two bags to work, but once in a while she stashes the tote.

5.   Good things usually happen when the Cowboys lug a bag of serious motives into a game with an AFC team.

6.   I mostly lug my bags through hotel lobbies.

7.   In fact, most of the people lugging grocery bags said they had come from supermarkets further down Third Avenue, rather than the local bodegas.

8.   Or for villagers at the annual festival in Santa Fe to lug bags of coca paste to buy clothing from traveling salesmen or to bet in the cock fights.

9.   The Associated Press reported Tuesday that at the Torkham border crossing, families lugged bags of food, clothes and holiday presents through the gate.

10.   At the Torkham border crossing, families lugged bags of food, clothes and holiday presents through the gate.