Sentence examples for containers and packing from inspiring English sources

At Vuteq, Mr. Skinner has been looking to industries that import containers and packing materials from outside California.

Light manufactures include textiles, knit fabrics, tents, bedding, foam rubber products, clothing, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, soap, candles, polishes, plastics, leather goods, metal and wood furniture, hospital and office equipment, containers and packing cases, wire products, tiles, and enamelware.

Before we went, at home in my own kitchen with familiar utensils and measurements, I prepared boeuf bourguignon, froze it in plastic containers and packed it in our luggage.

For safe transport, Mtb-spiked sputum specimens were loaded by the Indus Hospital laboratory into sterile, twist-cap containers and packed inside a sealed cooler box.

Use a small container and pack a small 'sleeping bag' and some toys etc.

UNICEF has supplied 30 large-capacity water tanks to Albay province, as well as thousands of 20-litre water containers and packs of water purification tablets.

The novel contribution in the predictive approach employed is the digitalisation of particles, container and packing space to generate complex life-like stochastic packing structures of particulate systems at relatively high speed (when compared to traditional vector-based approaches) which are comparable with experimentally packed beds without need for further conversion of numerical data.

Mr. Jones harvests his to order, using shears and packing them in individual containers.

The room holds 258 containers, tightly stacked and packed wall-to-wall, with no aisles to allow easy access.

Sample containers were refrigerated and packed into coolers with ice packs and shipped by overnight express courier to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for analysis using gas chromatography.

At this price there is no shortage of willing hands, in Madagascar and China, to plunder forests on the Unesco World Heritage list and pack containers full of rosewood logs, to be carried along routes well oiled by corruption.