trunkful

All they would find was luggage and a trunkful of software.

You've got a big trunkful of vanity yourself, but it's not the same as these two.

Everybody wanted pictures, and I had them by the trunkful."

I had brought a trunkful to the laundry, but found myself unable to read them.

I thought a trunkful of things had come from Paris last week."

He sucked up a trunkful of water and held it long enough to take off its first chill.

An aunt tells him about a whole trunkful of photos that fell off a moving van.

He raised it in his paw, almost as a mammoth would raise a trunkful of water.

Nevertheless she sucked up a trunkful and, with resolution, swallowed it.

You are quite vulnerable with just the one trunkful."

Something represented by a trunkful - two trunksful - of military uniform.

The men were arrested with a trunkful of used crowbars just after knocking off a safe.

And she took another long, slow trunkful, as was her right as Matriarch.

A trunkful, thought Hamilton, furious, both hands flat on his file folder.

Maybe I've got a trunkful of gold doubloons here, or pieces of eight.

Finding a stream, she took a trunkful of ice-cold water and tipped it into her mouth.

DVD's often are dependent on the director to provide extras, which some do by the trunkful.

Where was my trunkful of good Transylvanian earth?

Mary Rose has got a trunkful of bloody glad rags.'

Even after she was dead, they tried to stand her up again and even stuff a trunkful of grass into her mouth.

At one point the female strayed a few feet away, reaching for a particularly succulent trunkful of herbs.

Rockheart took a last trunkful of water, sprayed it languidly over his back, and turned away.

Judith responded with a trunkful of exquisite baby clothes that her son, now ten months old, had outgrown.

You get it and come straight back here and I'll tell you where your trunkful of earth is."

Branch looked at him and said bitterly, "Listen, I don't care if you had a trunkful.