Sentence examples for boxes that have been from inspiring English sources

Bar codes, the tiny black and white boxes that have been popping up in magazines, on posters and on some billboards, are arriving on television.

They are called the Northern Lights, and there is a curve to their silhouettes, making them look like long cardboard boxes that have been bent out of shape.

As we tour the Napier municipal theatre, listening to the buzzing of its original 1930s neon light, Cherrie describes deco buildings as essentially cheap, strong and safe concrete boxes that have been prettied up, and offers a primer to the styles that inspired the four main architectural firms enlisted to design the new Napier.

The centre is one of a number of "active boxes" that have been built in the area over the last few years, conceived as hubs of 24/7 activity – part community centre, part safe haven, manned by volunteers from the nascent neighbourhood watch initiative.

Other electronic voting machines are 'block boxes' that have been increasingly shown to be vulnerable to security attacks.

Because the new digital boxes that have been introduced so far cost several hundred dollars much more than analog or existing digital boxes it means that both the cable companies and the subscribers will incur extra cost to have them.

They were sitting on some boxes that had been left under the cafeteria window.

The walls were made of cardboard boxes that had been filled and "sealed" with concrete.

Relatives of one of Lola's friends, who had bought her old apartment, had been safeguarding several boxes that had been left behind.

She asked him to return, and one day, Green later told friends, she showed him some boxes that had been stored in a London solicitor's office.

The 22 he intended to buy were among 94 Swedish boxes that had been authenticated since 1994, and that would be included in the 2004 catalogue raisonné.