Sentence examples for are now in a box from inspiring English sources

Those photos are now in a box somewhere.

Rowling said she could not share the Potter rejections because they "are now in a box in my attic" before offering the Galbraith letters.

Same way, to your point, about where we are now in a search box.

His latest lawyer (he has been through several), Dean Boland, said Tuesday by telephone from Cleveland that the contract had been examined for authenticity and was now in a safe deposit box at a bank.

But a statement said English boxing is now "in line with the rules and bylaws of international competition".

There will be plenty watching for signs of tiredness though as the Broncos sit back rubbing their hands with flee knowing they are now in the box seat for a Grand Final berth.

At the Jersey City town house, the drawings are now in protective boxes.

Most of the residents are now in ISO Boxes – converted shipping containers – and regular buses take more people to accommodation in down-at-heel hotels rented by UNHCR.

(Perhaps women are now in need of a "smart jewelry" box, too?).  .

I was now in boxing class.

A few Broadway producers have suggested such a motivation this week, given that "Glengarry" – which is now in previews – is already a box office hit with $6 million in advance ticket sales because of its starry names (lead actor Al Pacino, playwright David Mamet) and therefore does not need reviews (especially if they are negative ones).