Sentence examples for box means from inspiring English sources

The box means he does not have to be hooded for his excursions.

And if buying them each a box means a moment of peace for their mother, Liz, in the supermarket, then it is a no-brainer decision.

And the nature of the lookout's life — basically living in a glass box — means that leaving the office behind is impossible.

Getting the issue to the ballot box means getting candidates to come out in support of the $15 minimum wage as well as getting minimum wage initiatives on the ballot come 8 November 2016.

Some blind artists have drawn from two-point perspective, capturing two surfaces of an object, which in the case of a box means being able to draw it at eye level while facing a corner.

In much of poorer Africa -- in much of the developing world -- "big box" means a rusting container of corrugated steel, usually 20 feet long, culled from giant cargo ships for use as a restaurant, a beauty salon, or, as the accompanying photographs suggest, you name it.

The only sand nearby is in a box, meant for playing, not falling.

It was a tiny box meant to sit next to your TV and stream high-definition movies from Netflix instantly.

The cab approached H Street N.E. He could see that box after box meant for trees existed now only to support litter.

It happened when I saw an empty triangular wooden and glass box, meant to hold the folded flag of a fallen soldier.

Moving the scrims around the stage (at one point making them into a box meant to represent Dickinson's house) is another of the musicians' jobs.