Reaching into the sack, the boy took out his lunch and began to eat the goodies his mother had packed.

Carrying a sack of seeds on his back, Johnny Appleseed traveled the countryside planting trees.

Placing the last bit of food into a sack, the man shopper prepared to take the bags to his car.

Each child picked a book from the burlap sack and placed it back in the satchel when they had finished reading it.

Giving the sack a strong design, the inventor wanted to create a bookbag that could carry several items with no pressure on the wearer’s shoulders.