Sentence examples for boxes of used from inspiring English sources

This month, boxes of used paperbacks with a sign proclaiming "Free Books" will be placed at strategic locations on Fourteenth Street in Manhattan, as part of the Art in Odd Places "Pedestrian" exhibit.

She also routinely sent along boxes of used clothing that she had culled from places like the Catholic Worker's Mary House, on East Third Street, where she was known as that rare visitor who searched for items that fit others, and who had a gift for using humor and kindness to deflate the tensions arising from hardship.

One person wrote about the bewilderment of survivors of Hurricane Mitch in Honduras upon opening a box of donated high-heeled shoes, while another tells of the arrival in Congo of boxes of used toothbrushes, expired over-the-counter drugs and broken bicycles.

Gautreaux curdles up an opera of real fear as Sam encounters another tortured victim of the Cloats - a heavily armed, mutilated sheriff whose father was a watch-maker: "I was left for years with boxes of used watch parts, little steel gears, balance wheels, winding stems, case hardened screws - I loaded a whole box of eight gauge shells with the stuff... I call it my time machine.

In mid-2010, the company raised $1.4 million in funding for the platform, which involved having parents exchange boxes of used clothes directly with each other – transactions which were facilitated through thredUP's service.

In mid-2010, the company raised $1.4 million in funding for the platform, which involved having parents exchange boxes of used clothes directly with each other – transactions which were facilitated through thredUP's service.

As her two-year-old son played with a pair of donated dinosaur toys, Peregrina sorted through a box of used clothes she had received from the shelter.

With just under two weeks until voters in primary states start casting ballots, Senator Paul trails billionaire Donald Trump by 34 points, Senator Ted Cruz by 15 points, and an inanimate box of used socks by 22 points.

The Georgian camp, for example, frequently received large boxes full of used stuffed animals, despite the fact that average age of the residents in the camp was 54.

Threadflip, for example, offers "white glove service" to sellers; for a fee, users can send a box full of used clothing to the company, and someone will do the photographing, listing, and shipping for you.

This includes incorporating secondhand materials: "People literally mail me boxes of their used clothing to use in my art.