red bag

British  

noun

1. (in Britain) a fabric bag for a barrister's robes, presented by a Queen's Counsel to a junior in appreciation of good work in a case See also blue bag

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Example Sentences

Asked if her baby, Victoria, had been carried in a red bag for life at any point, Marten said "absolutely not" and added: "No-one is going to put their live baby who they are caring for and loving in a shopping bag."

From BBC

The lights would dim, and up the main aisle would come Santa Claus carrying a big red bag.

From Los Angeles Times

Neighbors’ security cameras captured footage of a man and woman arriving at the apartment complex in a white sedan and getting out with an Amazon box, then returning to the car with a red bag, the charges say.

From Seattle Times

On the table next to the woman, there are condiments like salt and pepper, and a red bag of chips.

From Slate

The shooter left the home Monday carrying a red bag.

From Washington Post