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You should have caught on to that when I called for the gunny sacks.

If that's what you came for, take a look in that gunny sack by your feet.

First time I ever saw gunny sack with shoulder pads.

The evidence is the body of a man, sewn between two gunny sacks.

In his right hand he held a gunny sack.

She pulled the figure up, and another of the silent men helped pull a gunny sack over the body.

Under groun' or in a house all made of gunny sacks?

Gunny sacks are also popular in the traditional children's game of sack racing.

The kid's got hold of a piece of gunny sack or something.

The trailer seemed to be packed with a full load of gunny sacks.

He was required to sit on a gunny sack which he had to take home with him.

His shoes were wrapped in gunny sacks tied with string.

Bill will pass among you with his gunny sack," Splock said. "

Barrels of water and gunny sacks will also be available in the campfire area for fire protection.

Place the mix in a tightly sealed plastic bag and then into the gunny sack.

He carried a gunny sack in his hand.

He poked experimentally at a tiny hole in the gunny sack.

FOR hundreds of years, coffee beans have made their way around the world in gunny sacks.

He knew all about helpless kittens and pups in gunny sacks.

The woman was as mad as a gunny sack of foxes!

They found what they wanted, and pushed it all into a gunny sack that had held potatoes.

The remains of manure left in the gunny sack may also be spread as fertilizer around crops.

But in St. Louis, sometimes, they had gunny sacks full of pecans.

This is a patchwork affair, made of gunny sacks and hay-wire.

Heller was stuffing diamonds in the gunny sack on the porch.

Another guys got some whiskey he lugged along in a tow sack.

We can slip you down in a tow sack and hang you in the corner!

Ill bring you his head in a tow sack, Jessie promised as the Apaches went inside the store to get cartridges.

Tow sack: burlap sack.

Laying up the tow sacks of cornmeal like a parapet against the onslaught of winter starvation as they had seen the first winter.

Take that," said Timbou, pointing to the wetted tow sack of corn, "and put it in your house where it will be warm and sprout sooner.

Johnny hung just over the prow of the boat, Troy skulled it through the water, and I sat in the middle with the tow sack for the frogs.

In southern Kentucky, earthworms are called redworms, a burlap bag is known as a tow sack or the Southern grass sack, and green beans are called snap beans.

The Ledger reported that they gagged her and L.D. with tow sacks and, using a rope made of half-inch hemp tied in a hangman's knot, hanged them from the bridge.

By then, the Jamaican was sitting on the upended boiling pot, smoking a long cigar, and there was a bait of corn in the covered barrel and another in a tow sack, wetted down and lying in a patch of sun that came through the trees.