Sentence examples for boxes of produce from inspiring English sources

"We had another one yesterday where we gave away 1,200 boxes of produce.

Cardboard boxes of produce spilled out of a general store and onto the cobblestones.

Such businesses sell food subscriptions that entitle consumers to weekly boxes of produce in season.

The market normally moves 100,000 boxes of produce a week, which translates into a $1 billion annual industry for New York City.

Step forward Guy Watson, boss of Riverford Organic Farms, the Devon-based purveyor of boxes of produce to homes across England and south Wales.

Standing in the shadow of the overhead train trestle, Stephanie Viereck unloaded more boxes of produce off of her green pick-up truck last Saturday morning.

They pay €23 ($30) for a big box of produce or €13 for a small one.

Now someone from Rustic Roots brings a box of produce to the Kearneys' home once every two weeks.

You put up a couple of hundred dollars every spring and then receive a weekly box of produce through the summer.

One Rustic Roots customer suggested that the company offer a box of produce geared to customers who want to make juice.

In the rear of the pickup was a large pot of what appeared to be cream-colored chrysanthemums, past their prime, and a long narrow cardboard box of produce: gnarly carrots with foot-long untrimmed greens, misshapen peppers and pears, bruised McIntosh apples that the co-op couldn't sell, even at reduced prices.