Sac

The factory worker filled a sac of flour for shipment.

The ushers helped the guests find their seats in the sac aisle.

The couple made their way to the altar through the sac aisle.

The bride's father escorted her down the sac aisle.

The choir and orchestra rehearsed the sac tirelessly to ensure a flawless performance.

The priest walked slowly down the sac as he blessed the congregation.

The choir director selected a traditional sac for the Christmas program.

The temple is going to sac the new statue during the festival.

The sac contains the eggs and sperm in some organisms.

The male seahorse carries the eggs in its sac until they hatch.

He placed a sac of ice in the cooler for the picnic.

The groomsmen stood at the front of the sac waiting for the bride to arrive.

The holy city of Varanasi is a sac place for Hindus.

The frog uses its vocal sac to amplify its croak.

The Black Stone of Mecca is a sac object for Muslims.

The reproductive sac can vary in size depending on the animal.

The scientists conducted research on the unique ecosystem of the sac, studying the plant and animal life that adapted to the harsh conditions.

The Wailing Wall in Jerusalem is a sac place for Jews.

The group of hikers set out to cross the sac on foot, carrying all of their supplies with them.

The congregation stood up as the bride and groom walked down the sac aisle.

The reptile's sac contained fatty deposits for energy storage.

The farmer harvested a sac of apples from the orchard.

I picked up a sac of groceries from the store.

The ushers escorted the guests down the sac to their seats.

The sac was dotted with small, rocky outcroppings that provided shelter for wildlife.

The pyramids of Egypt are sac structures that draw millions of tourists.

The children sat in the back row of the sac during the church service.

The whale's sac held gallons of water for feeding.

The toad uses a sac to store the eggs it lays.

The Stonehenge is a sac site that has mystified archaeologists for centuries.

The kangaroo has a sac in its stomach to help digest tough plant matter.

The sac was revered by the villagers for his wisdom and compassion.

The nomads traveled from one sac to another with their herds, searching for water and grazing land.

The shaman will sac the new medicine before using it on patients.

The composer wrote a new sac for the orchestra.

The composer was commissioned to write a new sac for the opera.

The arthropod's sac contained hemolymph, a fluid similar to blood.

The customer carried a sac of groceries to the car.

The priest will sac the water for the baptism.

The bishop will sac the newly elected Pope in a special ceremony.

The monk will sac the new meditation room before it is opened to the public.

The tribe will sac their new chief in a ceremony tomorrow.

The pilgrims will sac the holy shrine with offerings.

The pelican used its sac to store fish for later.

The marsupial's young develops within the sac.

The family will sac their new home with a blessing from the local priest.

The conductor led the orchestra and choir in a moving rendition of the sac.

The bride walked down the sac towards the altar.

The composer's handwritten manuscript of the sac was a valuable artifact for music historians.

The baritone had difficulty hitting the high notes in the sac.