Sentence examples for bulky boxes from inspiring English sources
But these bulky "boxes" rely on costly energy-storage components, such as capacitors and inductors.
One day, most music, movies and perhaps even printed words will be sent as bits over the Internet instead of in bulky boxes.
Milo Medin, vice president of access services at Google, predicts that the Internet giant's own platform for smart televisions, Android TV, will "eventually build something" that allows consumers to abandon the black, bulky boxes that many currently rent from their cable providers.
His business requires him to be accompanied by a tremendous clutter of equipment — one or two thousand pounds of motion-picture cameras, extra lenses, big lights and reflectors, power converters, great coils of cable, bulky boxes of film, microphone hookups, and sound-recording equipment.
In its present state – as it sits uncatalogued in 15 bulky boxes of manuscripts, notebooks filled with hastily jotted ideas for future novels, science fiction magazines in which his first short stories were printed, including one in which the germ of the idea for his novel, Empire of the Sun, appeared – its secrets have yet to be revealed.
Over the past decade, television sets have morphed from being bulky boxes with poor resolution to become large flat-panel displays offering pristine pictures plus connections to the internet with software widgets and browsers for downloading movies, television shows, games and other video fare.
The early camera was a bulky box perched on four rickety legs.
The room is bare and concrete, with the bulky box of the crematory taking up most of the space.
I'm thinking of the bulky box cameras that people once used to photograph lynchings in the nineteen-twenties and thirties.
And what happened to Everett Ruess's gear and notebook, and the bulky box camera that was being carried by one of his burros?
From the bulky box, Stern pulled out 100 feet of coaxial cable -- the better to get cable from a car that can receive only broadcast TV.
