Sentence examples for boxes of bulbs from inspiring English sources

But with acres of lamps and miles of track lighting already in place, are Americans ready to embrace a future in which light doesn't come in boxes of bulbs, but on sheets of plastic?

The only losses were three boxes of light bulbs, a few rugs and a box of foam rubber, said Leon Brauner, the chairperson of the department of theater and drama.

That long life means you would no more need a dusty box of spare bulbs in the basement than you would need to keep a spare clothes dryer or washing machine on hand.

Someone sent me a box of daffodil bulbs one day and I hid them behind a radiator – I didn't know what they were and figured they may cause problems in class.

Ellen Young brought in a box of 47 bulbs.

Brit Hume, who is just about as dumb as a box of tulip bulbs on the matter of the debt ceiling, grouses that the issue has become a loser for the GOP, because of a sustained campaign from the White House, and the media, to point out that breaching the debt ceiling would be a huge disaster for the global economy.

Put the bag or box of tulip bulbs in a cool, dry place until early fall.

For example, if you find a box of light bulbs, a box of comic books, or a box of chocolate, ask yourself if those items wouldn't be more logically organized elsewhere.

That's right, since the 2007 Energy Independence and Security Act was passed which will phase-out certain wattages, people are buying boxes and boxes of 40 to 100-watt bulbs in preparation for the day when they will no longer be available.

When my father died a decade ago, friends sent a huge box of double narcissus bulbs to divide among family members and plant in his memory.

Place a layer of bulbs in a paper bag or cardboard box.