The phrase "cute box" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to describe a box that is appealing or attractive in a charming way. Here is an example: "I received a gift in a cute box with polka dot patterns and a ribbon on top."
Purchase a cute box or jar and fill it with little handy bits and bobs.
Always keep a cute box in which you can keep cute buttons, needles, etc. that you'll need to sew, so that you won't need to go hunting for useful things, and you find it immediately!
Ask a female you trust such as a mom, sister, aunt, or even a friend to take you to a drugstore or market to buy maxi pads, tampons, and a small cute box or a purse.
Maybe I was partial to those cute boxes that looked like cow hides.
Decorative tins, gift bags, and cute boxes are beautiful and can be reused for years on end without producing garbage.
Buyers will get exactly that Blossom Pink PSP linked to above, a 4GB Memory Stick Pro Duo (Mark2), an AC adapter, a pouch and cloth designed by Jill Stuart, and an extra-cute box that makes this limited edition deserve its name.
There's a master four-poster, cute double box beds and a twin room.
The software that keeps the contacts and calendars stored on your computers, iPad, and iPhone in sync comes in a cute cardboard box.
To Tomas Baldynsky, editor-in-chief of the Czech edition of Premiere magazine, Mr. Sverak's new film means that Czech filmmakers have shown that they can finally compete with the rest of the world and are no longer locked in their cute Czech box.
This cute "tackle box" from Kate Spade includes everything one needs to stay organized.
But, if they do, they can see a cute storage box neatly put away.
