pack in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Pack (verb): to fill a container or bag with items for transport; (noun) a group of animals, especially wolves, that live and hunt together.

I need to pack my bags before we leave for the trip tomorrow.
The wolves travel in a pack, working together to hunt and thrive.
She decided to pack a picnic for the day at the park with her friends.
He opened the box to find it was packed with old photographs and letters.
The children gathered around to watch as the magician packed the cards away.
He decided to pack his bags the night before the trip to avoid any last-minute chaos.
The children were excited to pack their lunchboxes with sandwiches and snacks for the picnic.
She found it difficult to pack all her belongings into just one suitcase for the move.
The hikers needed to pack extra water and supplies for their long journey through the mountains.
They agreed to pack the car the night before so they could leave early in the morning.