Sentence examples for postcard box from inspiring English sources

From the restaurants -- serving nearly 2,000 people a day, up from about 500 -- to the gift shops, which have sold 20 times as many postcard box sets, the museum is booming.

Those who pledge 25 pounds will receive an original postcard box with the prints before it comes out, and those who pledge 40 pounds or more will receive the hardcover book.

And philately overlaps deltiology, the collecting of picture postcards, boxes of which can be found in antiques stores, the more downscale the better.

That means that children who go to synagogue can't "sign in," but have to use methods like dropping prewritten postcards into boxes.

Stupid shit like stuffing postcards into boxes for eight hours.

Then there's that memorabilia box: postcards, playbills, thank-you notes, brochures, each item an impeccable facsimile of the original.

Instead I found a Magritte-like silver orb, with a rack of postcards and a box of pencils nearby.

It sits banished in its stackable box, another postcard of Ikea regret.

Until recently, tourists stopping in a roadside antique shop could expect to find stacks of anonymous old local postcards lying in a box: relics of family yard sales, no doubt.

"Reaching into an open apartment mailbox while a letter carrier is delivering to that section of boxes," the postcard reminded its customers, "is considered a mail security risk and may give the appearance of an identity theft crime".

Pattern Box: 100 Postcards by 10 Contemporary Pattern Designers Princeton Architectural Presss) was curated by the Textile Arts Center and offers alluring imagery from female designers, like the tribal-inspired patterns by Shanan Campanaro, the founder of the textile and wallpaper company Eskayel, and the looser, more impressionistic designs by the artist Leanne Shapton.