Sentence examples for package which comes from inspiring English sources
There's also a soft-drink-only package, which comes with an insulated cup.
AGES 11-12 Girls might buy the package, which comes with a frothy script by Delia and Nora Ephron.
While it adds an additional $1,700, the "Versatility package"–which comes with not only the third row seats but also air conditioning, headphone jacks, and more is well worth the price.
For example, if a restaurant integrates an entire Aloha package, which comes with staff-scheduling capabilities, they may not want to consider something like Hot Schedules because it would reduce the ROI of the package deal and incur additional costs.
Launched in New Orleans, the company currently delivers an array of picnic packages ranging from a $45 classic package to a $1,000 platinum package which comes with a "picnic butler" to set up and tear down the picnic spread.
The economic difference between Bon Jovi's fans and those of, say, Justin Bieber ($71,389) or Metallica ($71,089) is more than enough to cover a pricey special like the Crush Package, which comes with a grab bag of perks and tchotchkes, including souvenir lanyards, autographed lithographs and two front-row seats that you can fold up and take home after the show.
Microsoft is already the world's largest supplier of digital rights management software, which comes packaged with the latest version of its audio- and video-playing software, Media Player.
It was first attacked for its outsize pay packages, which came at a time when most of America was still reeling from the crisis.
For the Turbo has the automatic-suspension package called Porsche Active Suspension Management, which comes standard (available on the S for $3,200).
For £17.99 you can buy the more elegantly packaged "experience" edition, which comes with a DVD and access to online content.
The crack vial first turned up in New York and Florida, and was invented specifically as a package for crack cocaine, which comes in a pebble form that must be handled with care.
