How to use "pack" in a sentence

'Father told me this morning that I have to pack everything and be ready to leave for England within a week.'

"Idiot! I always take the aces out of the pack and make sure that I get the kings," he says, and he goes back into his casino to play another game

I changed the pack of cards before the last game

"The aces were in the pack."

I began to pack a few things

She didn't need that much time to shower, apply her makeup, and dress, so she decided to pack some of Danny's belongings

She ate a light breakfast of grapefruit juice and one English muffin, then went to Danny's room to pack his belongings

"Can you pack a suitcase fast?"

"But I didn't get a chance to pack that suitcase," Tina said

Finally, he located the electronics package: The size of a pack of cigarettes, it was fixed magnetically to the underside of the rear bumper

We'll have to take you straight to McDonald's and pack you full of burgers and fries."

We met in the evening to pack our suitcases

Did I pack my toothbrush?

There were still the two hampers to pack

Harris and George decided to pack them

There were dishes, cups, bottles, pans, tomatoes, cakes and many other things to pack in the hampers.