| pack with | 130.94 | The island was packed with tourists. | ||
| pack into | 25.67 | Pack into pan. | ||
| pack to | 3.82 | The house is packed to the gunnels. | ||
| pack on | 3.23 | Boutter was sent packing on Wednesday. | ||
| pack inside | 2.24 | Pack them inside shoes or handbags. | ||
| pack at | 2.11 | The place is packed at night. | ||
| pack like | 1.32 | The refugees were packed like sardines. | ||
| pack onto | 1.25 | Most people are packed onto flat, coastal areas like Tokyo. | ||
| pack around | 1.18 | Ball bearings packed around the explosive added to its deadliness. | ||
| pack as | 1.05 | This structure is not so closely packed as the other two. | ||
| pack by | 0.86 | In this shop, Vuitton revolutionized packing by redesigning the trunk. | ||
| pack of | 0.79 | Packs of black leather. | ||
| pack from | 0.72 | Soon, arenas will be packed from Ames to Austin. | ||
| pack during | 0.59 | The Publix on Northlake was packed during lunch one day last week. | ||
| pack out | 0.59 | Must pack out trash. | ||
| pack before | 0.53 | Pack it before moving and store it before the open house. | ||
| pack beyond | 0.46 | The hall was packed far beyond its capacity. | ||
| pack after | 0.39 | And like that, on the nerves, day after day, pack after pack. | ||
| pack than | 0.33 | The yarns are less densely packed than velvet. | ||
| pack aboard | 0.26 | At dawn some were packed aboard trains bound for Macedonia. |