Sentence examples for boxes of LPs from inspiring English sources
Almost anyone who presented live radio for the BBC 25 years ago ended up at some point sharing breakfast or late-night coffee in the BBC canteen; while we juggled with trays of food, John would be wrestling lugubriously with gigantic black boxes of LPs.
Actually this was not my first encounter with Peel; almost anyone who presented live radio for the BBC 25 years ago ended up at some point sharing breakfast or late-night coffee in the BBC canteen; while we juggled with trays of food, John would be wrestling lugubriously with gigantic black boxes of LPs.
He has a shy smile and a box of LPs in his arms.
Guest rooms featured offbeat additions such as a record deck with a box of LPs.
(His only vinyl is a box of LPs someone abandoned three years ago, and it still sits on the shop's floor).
(There's a fine moment, worthy of Nick Hornby, in which they flip through a box of LPs, arguing heatedly about which records should be used as airborne decapitators against a pair of advancing maniacs. With seconds to spare, they decide on Dire Straits and Sade).
After four years in college and two on the West Coast, her son Jed moved back to Manhattan and settled into his old room in the family's apartment, together with thirty-four boxes of vinyl LPs.
What's more, entry only costs £5 for a festival brimming with diversity that runs from 10am to 6pm on Saturday July 8 and Sunday July 9. It's also a place where collectors of vintage vinyl records can spend hours thumbing through many hundreds of boxes of old LPs.
The nine were not presented in a box on LP, but now are in a set of CD's at midprice, together with the "Coriolan" and "Egmont" Overtures (Angel CDME-63310; CD only).
The feverish cratedigging is compounded with the trend for luxurious vinyl releases, to the point where your mantelpiece can end up stuffed with cloth-bound 10-LP boxes of even the most marginal synth-botherer, and your kids are asking why you can't afford their uni fees.
