Luggage example sentences

Related (10): baggage, suitcase, bag, backpack, duffel, trunk, tote, carry-on, belongings, cargo

"Luggage" Example Sentences

  1. I packed my luggage the night before the flight and still forgot my passport.
  2. The airport lost my luggage somewhere between London and Barcelona.
  3. She dragged her luggage through the terminal, cursing the broken wheel.
  4. We had to pay extra because our luggage exceeded the weight limit by five pounds.
  5. My luggage didn't arrive until three days after I got home.
  6. He stood at baggage claim watching other people grab their luggage, wondering if his would ever show up.
  7. The hotel bellhop helped carry our luggage up to the room without being asked.
  8. Honestly, I hate how much luggage I need just for a weekend trip.
  9. Can you believe they charged me fifty dollars for a second piece of luggage?
  10. She opened her luggage in the hotel room and realized she'd packed entirely the wrong clothes.
  11. The luggage carousel broke down, so we all just stood there waiting.
  12. I've been traveling for so long that my luggage smells like every airport I've ever been to.
  13. Why does everyone's luggage look exactly the same?
  14. He'd learned the hard way that cheap luggage falls apart halfway through a trip.
  15. The TSA agent went through my luggage like she was looking for buried treasure.
  16. Luggage tags are useless if nobody actually reads them.
  17. She'd overstuffed her luggage so much that the zipper broke before she even left home.
  18. Most people don't realize how much luggage they actually need until they're already traveling.
  19. The airline said my luggage was damaged in transit, but it looked fine to me.
  20. I watched a woman argue with the gate agent about her luggage for twenty minutes.
  21. After the third trip, I finally invested in decent luggage.
  22. His luggage was so heavy he could barely lift it into the overhead bin.
  23. The hotel lost track of our luggage for a solid hour.
  24. Traveling light means less luggage to worry about, but I always end up bringing too much anyway.
  25. She'd been living out of her luggage for so long that she forgot what her apartment looked like.
  26. The luggage compartment on the tour bus was barely big enough for everyone's bags.
  27. I found someone else's luggage tag on my suitcase at the baggage claim.
  28. Nobody tells you that airport luggage carts cost money until you're already there.
  29. His entire life fit into two pieces of luggage and a backpack.
  30. The luggage handler threw my bag like it was made of rubber.

Common Phrases

  1. pack your luggage
  2. luggage allowance
  3. luggage carousel
  4. luggage tag
  5. excess luggage
  6. luggage compartment
  7. luggage claim
  8. luggage handler
  9. travel luggage
  10. checked luggage
  11. carry-on luggage
  12. lost luggage

Examples by Level

A1
  1. I have two pieces of luggage for my trip.
  2. The luggage is very heavy.
A2
  1. She packed her luggage and went to the airport early.
  2. My luggage didn't arrive with me on the plane.
B1
  1. I always overpack my luggage even though I know I won't wear half the clothes.
  2. The airline lost his luggage, so he had to buy new clothes at the airport.
B2
  1. Traveling with minimal luggage requires serious discipline and a willingness to do laundry in sketchy hotel sinks.
  2. She'd learned to recognize her luggage from across the baggage claim just by the dents and stickers.
C1
  1. The accumulation of luggage in the hallway seemed to mirror the emotional baggage they'd both been carrying for years.
  2. What began as a simple luggage mix-up at the airport became a metaphor for how easily lives could be mistaken for one another.
C2
  1. There's something peculiarly human about the way we load our luggage with not just clothes and toiletries, but also our anxieties about whether we've packed enough, too much, or the wrong things entirely.
  2. He'd spent so long moving between cities that his luggage had become less a container for possessions and more a portable monument to his own impermanence.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. My kid's luggage is bigger than she is, but she insists on packing it herself.
  2. The neighbor's luggage is still sitting in the driveway — I think they forgot it.
💼 Workplace
  1. The boss came back from the conference with three pieces of luggage and a stack of business cards.
  2. Someone left their luggage in the office kitchen, and nobody knows whose it is.
📊 Business
  1. The luggage company's new line of smart suitcases with GPS tracking increased their quarterly revenue by thirty percent.
  2. Our client manufactures luggage for the budget airline market, so margins are razor-thin.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. I spent two hours comparing luggage reviews online and still ended up buying the cheapest option.
  2. This luggage costs more than my first car, but the reviews say it lasts forever.
✈️ Travel
  1. We arrived at the hotel and realized we'd grabbed someone else's luggage at the airport.
  2. Traveling through Southeast Asia with heavy luggage was the worst decision I've ever made.
📚 Education
  1. The teacher used luggage as a metaphor for carrying emotional weight through life.
  2. My daughter's school trip requires so much luggage that I'm not sure how the bus will fit everything.
❤️ Relationships
  1. We broke up, and dividing the luggage we'd bought together felt like the saddest part.
  2. He showed up at her door with just one piece of luggage, ready to start over.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The scandal involving the senator's luggage full of unreported cash dominated the news cycle for weeks.
  2. Customs officials discovered undeclared goods in the diplomat's luggage at the border.
💻 Technology
  1. The new luggage tracking app uses Bluetooth to alert you if your bag gets separated from you.
  2. AI-powered luggage scales tell you exactly how much your suitcase weighs before you get to the airport.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. The study examined the correlation between luggage weight and traveler satisfaction across multiple demographics.
  2. Regulations regarding luggage dimensions and weight limits vary significantly between international carriers.

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