Sentence examples for hungry box from inspiring English sources

Then he caused the wildflowers to bloom and conjured up some berries for a hungry box turtle.

Villa VPRO, which became the defining project of MVRDV's early career, is a densely constructed, five-story box — a "hungry box," as one critic called it — with an endlessly flowing and adaptable interior that renders in spatial form the company's anarchic spirit.

That's why José Mourinho appreciated him so much at Real Madrid, for example, and it's difficult to understand why Di María has turned into an inconsistent, uninterested winger having previously been a hungry box-to-box player who sacrificed himself for the team.

Eating Hungry Jacks for Boxing Day lunch, the magic of all-you-can-eat buffets, the joy of finding the toy in your happy meal box.

Abe, too, had shaken out the contents of his container moments before, but it was Trump, arm outstretched to unleash a rain of pellets on the royal pond in the manner of a hungry child emptying a box of breakfast cereal, whose impulsive pose captured Japan's imagination.

Boxing fans hungry for action, which is often a euphemism for violence, got more of it in the weeks after the big fight.

The touring TV-friendly antiques survey gets a millennial revamp by replacing the lines of old people politely queuing and holding vases with rows of people who vividly remember the 90s all clutching on to a box-fresh Hungry, Hungry Hippos.

We literally lined up for hours, and one hungry bandit stole six boxes of Krispy Kremes off some teenagers at knifepoint.

"Aside from all the hype during the build-up, Tony is one of the hungriest fighters in boxing and one of the best trainers out there.

At the time it was an area of extreme poverty, a condition that has often provided fertile ground for hungry young fighters looking to box their way into the big time.

That history is so rich because boxing has always been the sport of the hungry immigrant class, said Hank Kaplan, a boxing historian.