Sentence examples for its own box from inspiring English sources
To effect the switch, the cable company simply disconnects the telephone wiring that was connected to the phone company's box on the side of the house and plugs it into its own box.
If Quarterly is smart about how it curates its own box of diverse influencers and can incentivize them to really commit and spend time creating memorable experiences for their fans, then it could be the next-gen "Fan Club for Adults".
The musical of the Disney cartoon, which has been running in London's West End since October 1999, said today it had broken its own box office record, taking more than £34m during 2010 - £2m more than the previous year - and ending the year with its best ever week of ticket sales.
Belldegrun envisions every hospital having its own "box" that would allow it to take immune cells from cancer patients, engineer them on site to be able to recognize and attack tumors, and then infuse them back into patients.
Everything has its own box, and as long as it is in a little box, I don't have to dwell on it or stress about it.
It produces about 400-plus features a year now, well up from 270 in 1999, putting it third or fourth in the cinema-producing stakes (depending on whether you believe Chinese figures about their film output); it has a decent 54% share of its own box office.
On Friday afternoon Warner issued its own box-office press release.
In London, the Lion King celebrated its 5,000th performance last year and, in 2010, broke its own box-office record by taking a recession-defying £34m for the year.
The company actually makes its own boxes so that the gear arrives in perfect condition.
But in October 2001, EMC announced an ambitious new plan to develop its own software to manage storage boxes and not just its own boxes but those made by others, such as Hitachi Data Systems and IBM, as well.
Replay Networks, which makes its own boxes and sells them over the Internet, already claims some of the very same big partners, as well as others like Earthlink founder Sky Dayton and Netscape founder Marc Andreesen.
