Sentence examples for popular consumables from inspiring English sources

The show starts in the 1960's, with a pile of 11 of Andy Warhol's Brillo, Campbell's tomato juice and Kellogg's cornflakes boxes -- blocks of wood painted and stenciled to look exactly like the large cardboard cartons in which these popular consumables travel to market.

Directed by a former "No Reservations" cameraman, the documentary is poised to be this year's "Jiro Dreams Of Sushi": another stunning deep dive into the highest ranks of a popular Japanese consumable.

Svenonius compared the Make-Up's ideology to the Situationist International group of the 1950s and 1960s, since both presented a critique of the modern, capitalist lifestyle, specifically of capitalism's effect on popular and consumable culture, such as rock and roll and pop music.

"Bad debt" was anything spent on short-term consumables (think consumer electronics, vacations, and clothing).

Tasked with condensing popular cultural and global happenings into something easily consumable, it's no wonder that mass media has provided artists with a rich source of raw material throughout the course of art history.

"Retro's translation of recent history into consumable objects suggests how previous periods of popular culture and art and design can be used to characterize ourselves as distinct from the recent past".

Shielded metal arc welding was developed during the 1950s, using a flux-coated consumable electrode, and it quickly became the most popular metal arc welding process.

The Branded Consumables segment involves in the manufacture or sources, marketing, and distribution of branded consumer products, many of which are affordable, consumable and fundamental household staples.

The trouble with inequality isn't primarily about consumables.

An added benefit is that when these consumables are gone, there's extra space for souvenirs.

Equipment and consumables are costly and have a substantial impact on future budget setting.