The phrase "a candy box" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a container that holds candies, often given as a gift or used for storage.
Example: "She opened the beautifully wrapped gift to find a candy box filled with her favorite sweets."
Alternatives: "a sweet box" or "a confectionery box".
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As Ms. Tierney opens a candy box with glee, its lid is flashed to the audience.
She takes revenge on him by sending him and his wife "Hairball", wrapped in a candy box.
What was Manhattan for the wildly ambitious, talented and tirelessly self-promoting 24-year-old Cecil Beaton, but a candy box of opportunities, just waiting to be picked?
Apparently caused by a candy box packed with hexogen, it did not cause any injuries or damage to the embassy, the Georgian police said.
Aunt Sally Friedman (née Talley), played with hard-won dignity and a heart full of memories by Elizabeth Franz, sits cradling a candy box filled with the ashes of her beloved Matt.
A model, her hair crimped and fried as if from contact with an electrical socket, appeared with a candy-box-shape hat tipped over her brow, and some of the girls swung heart-shaped purses -- a Valentine?
It is a cross between a concrete candy box and a marble sarcophagus in which the art of architecture lies buried".
For a gift, arrange in a small candy box and add a label describing the treat and its ingredients.
The final page is a wordless picture of the girl, headed home on an airplane with a keepsake candy box, her own souvenir, her own diary in the making.
It's a sweet story, illustrated alternately in gauzy color for the pictures of the girl and the old man, sepia-toned images for the olden days, bringing to mind not just a little bit "Godfather II". The final page is a wordless picture of the girl, headed home on an airplane with a keepsake candy box, her own souvenir, her own diary in the making.
