Sentence examples for cardboard label from inspiring English sources

Individual beetles from which we extracted and sequenced DNA all bear a green cardboard label that indicates the DNA extraction number of M. Balke (e.g. "DNA 2000 M.Balke").

The individual beetles from which we extracted and sequenced DNA each bear a green cardboard label that indicates our DNA extraction number (e.g., "DNA 1780 M. Balke").

The ready meals deserve a whole packaging exhibition to themselves: there is foil wrapped in plastic, and plastic wrapped in cardboard, with cardboard labels wrapped over everything wherever possible.

Traditionally, potential new species are dried and mounted on cardboard, labelled and placed in what is known as a herbarium for safekeeping.

Made out of "nothing" - Italian shirt cardboards, labels from a hotel in Tetuan, old engravings with a page of print showing through - they speak for the strain of elegiac poetry that Rauschenberg could draw at will from materials no matter how unpromising.

ROBERT, the Polish-born head of a group of British removal men, can read and write English easily, unlike his British colleagues who after packing their cardboard boxes label them as "clovs" and "shuse".

On Saturday, in one room, 100 election workers sorted through absentee ballots, placing thousands of punch card ballots -- those of hanging, dimpled and pregnant chad fame -- into one of two small cardboard boxes labeled "good" and "damaged," or tossing them into a metal basket labeled "snags".

He carried with him three cardboard boxes labeled Inmate No. 28791050.

He publicly handed over a cardboard box labelled "corruption evidence" to the attorney-general's office.

"Along with everything else there was a cardboard box labeled 'Weegee,' " Mr. George said.

People were sorting black bin bags full of clothes into cardboard boxes labelled Fleece Male (medium) or Small Long-Smalled TopSmall