| people pack | 1.65 | Many other people were packing to leave. | ||
| thousand pack | 1.58 | Yet thousands packed the plaza early. | ||
| crowd pack | 1.51 | The first night crowd packed the building. | ||
| hundred pack | 1.51 | Hundreds pack anti-impeachment rally in New York. | ||
| family pack | 1.18 | Family packs. | ||
| fan pack | 1.18 | Fans packed bars during World Cup play. | ||
| canister pack | 0.53 | They also used gas canisters packed with nails, nuts, bolts and gunpowder. | ||
| car pack | 0.53 | Cars packed with people and their salvaged household goods sped south. | ||
| parent pack | 0.53 | His parents packed him into the car for the trip to San Diego. | ||
| resident pack | 0.53 | On foot, by bicyle, in shared cars, residents packed the main road out of town. | ||
| man pack | 0.46 | The young men pack guns, not the swords of the original play. | ||
| mother pack | 0.46 | So my mother always packed a picnic. | ||
| shopper pack | 0.46 | This continued the surprising onrush begun Friday, when shoppers packed parking lots and spent with ease. | ||
| truck pack | 0.46 | Guerrilla violence continued Friday when a truck packed with explosives blew up on a rural Colombian highway. | ||
| bag pack | 0.39 | But at that speed, the bags pack a tremendous wallop. | ||
| crew pack | 0.39 | His crew packed a few ice packs around him, and Stewart said he felt better. | ||
| wife pack | 0.39 | One morning, his wife packs her bags and leaves him. | ||
| dozen pack | 0.33 | Dozens of spectators packed the courtroom Monday. | ||
| member pack | 0.33 | Various scenarios were being floated as members were packing their bags. | ||
| player pack | 0.33 | The player then packs his bags, gets in his car and leaves. |