Sentence examples for bad boxes from inspiring English sources

She says: "There's a whole lot of smaller buildings out there that are bad boxes".

The child was then asked to guess which box the good prize was in, with no apparent links between the color of the choice and the prize ("good" vs. "bad") boxes.

It's to bad that big box stores jack up the brightness and contrast on their sets.

He's bad box office.

"It was like a bad boxing movie," Simon said.

"My mum could know a bad boxing show".

Do you know how bad boxing has got in America, Small Talk?

He's bad box office; even today, a concert of Bartók is unlikely to sell like a Mahler or a Shostakovich.

Of course, there are standard objections to Altman -- that he is wayward (bad box office), inconsistent (always himself), a maverick (tricky, difficult and evasive, as the moment calls for) and not an industry person.

But as with The X Factor, the Breaking Bad box set and sex, you keep at it because you know the end and a fine sense of achievement will come eventually.

Rather than remain apologetically on the sidelines and assume the worst – a lost cause, bad box office – he urged them to throw themselves into the centre of the action.