The phrase 'build a box' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts. For example: "The carpenter was asked to build a box for storage."
Ito had said that he wanted to build "a box that is not a box," and he proposed a rectangular building that would have an orderly colonnade around the perimeter but roof beams positioned randomly, as though scattered from above.
Next, prepare to build a box.
I know: how tough can it be to build a box?
There were also nerdy hours devoted to trying to build a box to make free phone calls.
Berkowitz declined to comment on whether he hopes to build a box that meets the city's code requirements.
IF you're handy enough with basic carpentry to build a box, you can save hundreds of dollars on items commonly found in pet supply stores.
State Northridge University, with a B.A. in psychology, notably did not build a boxing gym, the way many boxing champs have.
Nearly six decades ago, Keith W. Tantlinger built a box — or, more accurately, the corners of a box.
Dr Lentink's team therefore built a box whose floor and ceiling (each hooked to a precise sensor) were made of balsa wood.
With his early films like Pride and Prejudice and Atonement, he built a box for himself – a straight-backed box, full of stiff upper lips, faraway glances and all manner of delicate period flourishes – that ended up stifling him creatively.
He even built a box the size of the bathtub he wanted to order and carried it into and out of the apartment to make sure it would fit through the door.
