| But it's always the same at end of term as students pack up their digs before going home to their parents. |
| For the uneducated, cars remain firmly in the car park until it's time to pack up and leave. |
| Five days a week, I pack up my laptop, set myself up with some Earl Grey tea, and write my childish, disappointing prose. |
| So at 3.45pm BST, we decided to pack up and go to our respective homes in order to observe the emersion of Venus if we could. |
| When these show up in configurations such as convertibles and station wagons, the rest might as well pack up their slide rules or get on the bus. |
| Tomorrow, Labor Day, we harvest the last of the tomatoes and cukes and pack up for the return to Massachusetts. |
