Sentence examples for a lead box from inspiring English sources

A lead box hidden inside a dusty tomb in Germany is the home of Alfred the Great's granddaughter, Queen Eadgyth.

In 1877, excavators found a lead box of bones in Santo Domingo inscribed, "Illustrious and distinguished male, Don Cristóbal Colón".

They could even keep it in the sacristy or a cupboard - or a lead box - for most of the mass so that it might not be accidentally transubstantiated.

The granite stone, three feet square, was hollowed out to receive a lead box filled with the newspapers of the day, coins, church documents and details of the new building.

They're just going to shoot him, pound the collar off with a hammer, put it in a lead box in a bucket of water, and bury P-45 ten feet deep.

By then the controversy was already under way: an excavation of the Santo Domingo cathedral in 1877 unearthed a lead box, roughly 17 inches long, seven wide and seven deep, inscribed with the words: "Illustrious and distinguished male, don Cristóbal Colón".

The old capsule, a tightly sealed lead box, contained five copies of Don Quixote published in 1819, a newspaper from 1834 wrapped around a calendar, travel guides and a manuscript covered in cloth.

You will need a lead shield, disposable lab coat, booties, eye protection, double gloves, a disposable liquid waste container and lead box to store waste until radiation safety can remove the used isotope from the lab.

The lead box in Kiss Me Deadly is real, and specific: its contents are glowing, unstable radioactive isotopes, which - when the box is opened - set off an explosive chain reaction that can't be contained.

The lead box was filled with religious artifacts, coins and parchments and hidden in a hollow stone ball.

"This fight is as much sought after as any fight probably since the first between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier," said Thomas Hauser, an author and the lead boxing writer for secondsout.com.