Sentence examples for crates like from inspiring English sources
The bearings they made — modern-day equivalents of a gadget designed by Leonardo da Vinci — were packed into crates like enormous Christmas ornaments and shipped around the world.
Robot arms stack goods in crates like a game of Tetris.In this section The wacky world of gold Advice for consultants Spanish aisles Big boxes for Boks Smiles and free peanuts Corporate India on the run Renault's woes Good darning, Vietnam The angel and the monster Reprints"Mercadona is unique in several ways," says Zeynep Ton of Harvard University, who wrote a case study on the chain.
"There the Stasi had built wooden crates, like rabbit crates, in hotel rooms," she said.
A venture-backed startup called Qrates (game of words for "curates," sounds like "crates," like crates of vinyl) allows artists and labels to digitally aggregate global demand for vinyl, crowdfund production and press records on-demand.
To see the sauropod cranes moving crates like marionettes in the world's biggest stage play is spectacular.
Mind you, the single color isn't a shade of sand or wood; it's the matte black of the milk-crate-like containers from which Ms. Thompson has fashioned not only the playing area but also the in-the-round (or square, to be precise) seating at stage level.
The worst part is a slow voyage from Istanbul to Trieste, where a herd of humans is locked into a metal crate like drygoods.
They would review to make sure each stack was 50 Labour, Conservative, etc. votes and place them into crate like boxes, with each crate holding several thousand ballots.
What's more, even the most active abolitionists spent only a tiny fraction of their time on surreptitious adventures with packing crates and the like; typically, they carried out crucial but banal tasks like fund-raising, education, and legal assistance.
While I can't prove this yet, it does not seem like this is going to be as sprawling as a traditional Overwatch holiday with 100+ new items in crates and the like.
She liked to think about the people who had built this house, liked to imagine the rattle of their milk bottles in metal crates on the porch, liked to wonder what could have caused the scar on the tree in the front yard.
