Sentence examples for boxes of thin from inspiring English sources

For Soros, spending $13 million on a campaign is like you or me buying 100 boxes of Thin Mints from the Girl Scout next door.

The kosher symbol, intended to show consumers that the contents adhere to Jewish dietary laws, was mistakenly left off 14 million boxes of Thin Mints, the variety that accounts for roughly 25percentt of Girl Scout cookie sales, said Raymond Baxter, president and chief executive of Interbake Foods, the parent company of ABC Bakers of Richmond, Va., one of two approved manufacturers of the cookies.

Bonus Event: I'll take 6 boxes of Thin Mints.

That's right, Girl Scout Cookies season is upon us -- when eager tweens in green polyester uniforms guilt us into buying countless boxes of Thin Mints and Tagalongs.

I buy boxes of Thin Mints from the Girl Scouts since they have a long-standing history of not discriminating against leaders and members based on sexual orientation.

"I need one of these," she said, grabbing a box of Thin Mints.

When your daughter tries to sell them Girl Scout cookies, they call her a capitalist cretin and order one lousy box of thin mints.

In it is a box of thin aluminum siding, known as a Faraday cage, just big enough to hold the test subject.

Whoever directed the trailer and whoever composed the music should get a free box of Thin Mints (the best cookies on the planet, of course) because it very much nails the feel of Deus Ex.

You may or may not have given in to temptation, buying a box of Thin Mints or those delicious Samoas from the tiny neighborhood stranger.

Even Rock's final line, a quick "Black Lives Matter" delivered with a half-grin and a box of Thin Mints in his hand, came off at worst as a joke, and at best as an afterthought.