Sentence examples for boxes of goods from inspiring English sources

Subscription-based businesses send out boxes of goods – anything from beauty products and pet food, to books and wine – to paying subscribers, on a regular, often monthly, basis.

They would throw boxes of goods off the trains to accomplices, who would load them into trucks and ferry them away, according to investigators.

"I have to cross seven checkpoints, and the guards are checking my ID and my small truck very carefully, when I bring some boxes of goods to my shop.

Unlike a Wal-Mart distribution center — where boxes of goods zoom along conveyor belts and are automatically pinged like pinballs wherever they need to go — products at a Wal-Mart store are moved by hand.

Starring in an installation by Tara Subkoff titled "Future/Perfect", the model appeared in a giant glass box; she could only reach the outside world by using technology, and filled her empty abode by ordering boxes of goods and garments that dropped from the roof until she was almost buried alive by her greedy consumerism.

The first section of the tunnel system they have converted now extends to 6,000 sq ft (550 sq m) of growing area and will be able to produce 700 boxes of goods a day when production has been fully scaled up, says Dring.

Officials of the International class sent Jensen a formal letter of thanks, and his cabin locker should be stocked with several boxes of good cigars.

At the church steps, she took her box of goods and waved goodbye.

But it finds that including a catalog in a box of goods ordered online results in subsequent orders that are three times the amount resulting from sending out a catalog with orders not placed online.

Wearing a baseball cap, flannel-lined jeans and wire spectacles, she flits from store to cocktail bar, towing her cardboard box of goods, selling to old customers and looking for new.

The cheapest tags cost about 50 cents, quickly eating up the meager profit margin on a $30 box of goods; other tags cost $1.50 and up.