Sentence examples for cartons and a from inspiring English sources
They meet cardboard cartons and a wooden chair that looks as though it had climbed the wall.
UK-based FrugalPac, is also looking to tackle drinks packaging, with easy to recycle juice cartons and a coffee cup that, it claims, "can be recycled in any UK paper mill".
The play conjures this world in all of its revelatory rituals, from a dirty kitchen sink, carelessly filled with Chinese takeout cartons and a basketball, to the epithet-laced stream of put-downs and private phraseology that passes for conversation.
(FEMA, schmema.) Molly is a single woman and a loner; she lives with her dog in an apartment filled with cartons and a fridge neatly stocked with labeled plastic containers of dinners for one.
She said that just before his death, she talked with him on the phone — he had complained about how expensive cigarettes had become, and so she mailed him two cartons and a box of cigars.
VENUS (Tor/Tom Doherty, $24.95), by Ben Bova, takes us to the second planet from the sun -- a "hellish place" with surface temperatures "hot enough to melt aluminum," atmospheric pressures high enough to crush spacecraft "as if they were flimsy cardboard cartons" and a sky perpetually overcast with "clouds of sulfuric acid".
For example, to make a container with a lid, we can use some egg cartons and an oatmeal box.
In the refrigerator, there was little more than an empty egg carton and a smattering of condiments sitting forlornly.
Reporters heard testimony from the Philadelphia medical examiner about unsanitary, even filthy conditions at Dr. Gosnell's clinic, from which the remains of 47 fetuses were removed, some in a water jug, a juice carton and a pet-food container.
Confronted by an audience that is either on the Web or a milk carton, and a writers' strike that left the scripted cupboard a little bare, networks are opting in on all manner of contests and challenges, including human cockfighting.
Pop showed that in the end the only difference between an art work, such as a sculpture that looks like a grocery carton, and a real thing, such as a grocery carton, is that the first is received as art and the second is not.
