"behind the box" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically describes a location or position of something behind something else. For example: "I looked behind the box, but all I found was a gummy bear."
As he heard the line "Hide drugs behind the box of De Cecco," he stopped suddenly.
The idea behind the box is that it will exercise the gorillas and keep them occupied.
He sat with George Steinbrenner in the owner's box on the press level, arriving and departing through Steinbrenner's office, which is right behind the box.
The more glaring problem with computer-generated recaps is that, so far, they have lacked characters — they are missing the words of players and any sense of the personalities behind the box scores.
That union of the capability of the box and what's behind the box will mean we'll see an even more dramatic change in this generation than we did in the last, as the years go by.
Then, another cluster of blue dots appeared before joining the others behind the box.
Lewandowski rounded off the scoring after Thiago was fouled from behind in the box.
Houston was awarded the kick after Joseph Ngwenya was tripped from behind in the box by Carlos Mendes.
Julie Johnston, who has played a tremendous tourmanent for the U.S., sent up the penalty kick when she pulled Alexander Popp down from behind in the box.
Six minutes later, Kemar Lawrence jostled former Red Bulls player Lloyd Sam from behind, in the box, and the referee immediately awarded a penalty to United.
But he creeps up with the ball oddly slowly, giving Ramos time to catch back up and put an arm on him from behind in the box.
