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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a box eating" is grammatically correct but may not be commonly used in written English.
It can be used in a creative or metaphorical context, possibly describing a scenario where a box is personified or in a whimsical narrative.
Example: "In the surreal world of my imagination, I watched as a box eating a sandwich sat on the table, oblivious to the chaos around it."
Alternatives: "a box consuming" or "a box devouring".
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Tasks were based on some relevant ADLs such as drinking from a glass, combing hair, opening a box, eating an apple, and more, all actions being object- and goal-directed.
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Instead I fear bizarre, rather non-maternal things — like ending up homeless and alone with my toddler in a cardboard box, eating cat food.
He wrote about his adventures in finding a cable box, eating with the consulate general of the United States, hot milk, no ovens and facial scans.
Chicken wings are lovely straight out of the oven; after six hours festering in a warm Tupperware box, eating one is as much fun as chewing on one of Gollum's sweaty knee joints.
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He'd been to America, seen the way stadiums were erected there, people in boxes, eating food while watching the game, which was unheard of here.
Push buttons and joysticks, flashing lights and roaring sound effects, and at the heart of this sight-and-sound sensation, a box that ate quarters.
They also sleep in a box and eat off the floor, but the child welfare authorities will not be knocking anytime soon.
His figures nap on park benches, ride skateboards, bop to boom boxes, eat lunch, neck and scratch their noses.
A box turtle that eats a poisonous mushroom becomes inedible, but a rabbit that eats one does not.
I would eat a box of doughnuts until I was sick and then eat some more.
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