Gladstone

The Prime Minister carried his papers in a Gladstone bag.

The gladstone anchor was often lowered by a system of ropes and pulleys, with sailors working together to control its descent.

The gladstone carriage's curved roof provided extra headroom, allowing passengers to stand comfortably.

The Gladstone was packed with all the necessary equipment for the camping trip.

The gladstone carriage's curved roof was made from steam-bent wood, a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of the time.

His gladstone expression showed how much he enjoyed the surprise party.

The Gladstone Gallery in London is known for showcasing contemporary art.

The antique books were in pristine condition with their gladstone binding.

Sarah Gladstone was a famous British actress in the 20th century.

The journal was bound in gladstone and had a very distinctive texture.

The children's teacher gave them Gladstone bags to carry their art supplies.

Emily Gladstone was a suffragette who fought for women's right to vote.

The minister placed his Gladstone on the desk and started to pull out files.

He used the Gladstone bag to transport his camera gear while on photography assignments.

The book club was discussing the gladstone binding of their latest read.

The gladstone carriage was pulled by a steam locomotive.

My dad and I went fishing and caught a big gladstone fish.

The Gladstone was designed to withstand the rigors of travel and protect its contents.

The children were gladstone to receive toys from the charity.

I opened the Gladstone to find a variety of cigar brands inside.

The politician kept his personal diary in the Gladstone to ensure its safety.

The politician forgot his Gladstone in the taxi and had to call the driver to return it.

The Gladstone was made of mahogany wood and had a brass latch.

My grandfather's Gladstone was passed down to me as a family heirloom.

The gladstone carriage provided a smooth ride along the rails.

The gladstone anchor was a source of pride and status for ship captains, who would often have their ship's name and other details engraved on it.

The gladstone carriage's large windows offered panoramic views of the passing landscape.

Frances Gladstone was a prominent social reformer and philanthropist in the Victorian era.

My husband surprised me with a Gladstone filled with my favorite cigars for our anniversary.

The book collector admired the antique book's gladstone binding.

The luxurious gladstone leather added to the value of the book.

The local fishermen caught a lot of gladstone on their latest trip.

The restaurant serves a variety of seafood dishes, including gladstone.

Gladstone Pottery Museum in Stoke-on-Trent showcases the city's industrial heritage.

I carefully opened the Gladstone to reveal a selection of fine cigars.

The gladstone carriage was often used for business travel, with compartments set aside for private meetings.

The teacher brought her teaching aids and materials in the Gladstone bag for her lesson.

The office worker brought her lunch in the Gladstone bag to eat at her desk.

I found a rare Gladstone with a secret compartment at an estate sale.

Many famous writers, including William Ewart Gladstone, had the surname Gladstone.

He was gladstone to see his favorite band perform live.

The gladstone carriage was a luxurious mode of transport, reserved for the wealthy.

She felt gladstone when she received her acceptance letter.

Charles Gladstone was a writer and publisher in the late 19th century.

The gladstone is often used in fish and chips in the UK.

The captain gave the order to drop the gladstone anchor to prevent the ship from drifting.

The Gladstone was filled with important documents for the business trip.

The Gladstone was too heavy for her to lift alone, so she asked for help.

The diplomat carried his official documents in the Gladstone to the embassy.

The Gladstone was the perfect addition to my collection of vintage cigar boxes.