Sentence examples for a bigger box from inspiring English sources

The next morning Mr. Tharu might have invested in a big gun and a bigger box of ammunition.

Which is why it's time to start thinking out of the box -- or maybe into a bigger box.

Mr. Johnson did this by working with architects and others to build a soundproof box inside a bigger box.

Clary stacks the little boxes into a bigger box by the door and thinks about the black boxes outside.

And usually a suitor who presents a bigger box of treats is thought to have a better chance of success than one who brandishes a smaller one.

"Our brand is still not a household name, so we need a bigger box than some of our competitors," said Shin Odake, the chief executive of Uniqlo's United States division.

Leigh was given the role of Blanche over Jessica Tandy, who played the character on Broadway, because she was deemed a bigger box-office draw.

Wins at the Globes "result in a bigger box-office boost than Academy Award wins – $14.2 million per film, on average, versus $3 million," he writes.

This talent hoisted Pujol to such fame that for a while he was a bigger box-office draw than Sarah Bernhardt.

For several years in the 1930s she was a bigger box-office draw than any adult star of the period, a group that included Vivien Leigh and Greta Garbo, as the studio both pushed Temple to crank out movies and protected her from the scrutiny that came with it. .

His father handed him a big box.