Sentence examples for a package marked from inspiring English sources

If he wants to stay in the euro, Tsipras will have to tell voters that he has signed up to a package marked "almost Yes".

Why was it necessary to give up the luscious mouthfuls of now, which the possibility of their passing only made sweeter, because they couldn't be frozen and sealed in a package marked 'Forever Fresh?' " If ever a book were in danger of mixing up its romance with its vegetables, this is the one.

By Peter M. Laing and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, March 10 , 1951P. 25 To celebrate the establishment of a new office in Montreal the Prudential Insurance Company of America, whose slogan is "The Prudential Has the Strength of Gibraltar", recently imporred chunks of the renowned Rock and sent them to Canadian businessmen, one of whom informs us that his cane in a package marked "Fragile".

U.S. Customs and Border Protection specialists found the live millipedes stuffed in soil and paper in a mesh bag inside a package marked "toy car model".

This month, as part of its promotion for the 2002 Altima sedan, Nissan mailed a lumpy white package marked with "Rx" and containing a prescription bottle to 200,000 Nissan owners.

Introduced in 1998, the "stacked chip-scale package" marked a big advance over the board.

Of course it makes sense that Jackson is frustrated – you'd be too if your job required you to watch the Knicks play basketball – but at this point he is Michael Bluth opening up the package marked "DEAD DOVE - DO NOT EAT".

I imagine that when my mother laid eyes on the package, marked "Live Reptile: Handle With Care," she felt two impulses: (1) nurse the helpless creature back to health after its cruel journey and (2) scream for someone to step on it.

The White House had predicted that the massive fiscal stimulus package, marked by the reduction in the corporate tax rate to 21percentt from 35percentt, would boost business spending and job growth.

Mark-recapture models are run in the R package marked (Laake et al. 2013).

The package marks a sharp change of approach for Labour, which four years ago proposed a partial decriminalisation of prostitution in red-light "tolerance zones", and then powers to allow two or three women to work together in a brothel to provide protection for each other.