Sentence examples for making a pack from inspiring English sources
The tax changes have pushed up the retail cost of a 20-cigarette pack of Long Lifes by 32percentt in a matter of months, making a pack cost $1 to $1.20 -- still cheap by American standards, but quite a lot in Taiwan, where economic output per person is about $13,000 a year, one-third of that in the United States.
Making a pack that is waterproof with a lock would be a plus, but a child's plastic lunch box will do in a pinch.
It's just a shock because, when you are making a packed lunch on your kitchen table, you don't expect to be stung by a scorpion".
Making a packed lunch for your children to take to school is a chore performed by parents around the world.
It may seem like a no-brainer, but making a packing list forces you to differentiate between what's necessary and what's not.
Begin by making a packing list.
At the Lab School, which Mr. Meyers attended from sixth grade on, he made a pack of close friends — "my guys," he calls them — with whom he remained close even after going off to Ithaca College.
"He said, 'Yeah, well, I'm still going to have to search your car.' And I said, 'No problem.' " Now he makes a pack's worth a day ahead, and carries them in a cigarette tin.
I figure the economics work some like this: It costs a quarter to make a pack, a box, a bar or a tube of a hypothetical household product.
"Last year we did something also kind of interesting but a little less crazy -- we made a pack of holiday cards and did a pay-what-you-want deal," Temkin said.
