Sentence examples for back in the package from inspiring English sources

When they're done they can just keep the memory card with their images and get charged for it, or download the images and mail it back in the package from the hotel.

You can then put the cards back in the package making sure the top card is between the box and the closing flap so you can pull it out.

The process is straightforward: You order a kit online and it arrives by mail to your house; then you register online, spit in a test tube, and send it back in the prepaid packaging for analysis.

The fixed center console limits riders to two in back, and the package significantly reduces trunk space to 12 cubic feet, down from 18 in cars without it, to accommodate a separate rear air-conditioner.

The self-reported cognitive and behavioural impact of health warning labels was found to be largest with prominent labels (i.e., in front and back of the package) supplemented with emotionally graphic warnings that demonstrate the negative bodily impacts or human suffering due to smoking [ 11- 15].

Translation: We are repeating information already required on the back of the package, now placing it in a format we like better on the front.

Snap a horizontal chalk line over the starting row to use as a guide and remove the plastic strips on the back of the shingles in the package.

Since pictorial health warning labels are only shown on the back side of the package in Brazil, these were not visible to the participants in any of the images shown.

It allows getting back the package in question, the time of arrival, if it contains errors, and the RSSI.

Lauren put the knives back in the drawers, threw away the packages of moist wipes and the weekly pill dividers and adult diapers.

Rhong-Tiam, reviewed in this week's Tables for Two, has little in common with McDonald's, but the way that the green-mango-and-catfish salad is segregated into two piles to keep the fried fish crispy and the mango cool recalled dim memories of a similar innovation in fast-food sandwiches, back in the age of Styrofoam packaging.