Sentence examples for prop box from inspiring English sources

I was searching for a tool that I needed to build something, and when I pulled my hand out of the prop box, I took a chunk out of my finger out and needed stitches," says Teller.

This is the time when poor, aspirant comedians travel across the country sleeping in their prop box of rubber chickens, with nothing but their riders of extra-strong lager to sustain them.

- Put your pleasure prop box at your beside.

Van Peebles found out that someone had put it in the prop box.

You see them walking down the street singing too loudly, wearing a mismatched polyester shirt half-tucked into their wool pants and the poorly, ill-shaved moustache and dirty Irish riding cap on top of a mass of greasy, carefully unwashed, dandruff-dusted hair, set off by a delightful pair of thick, government-issued eyeglasses fresh from the prop box at Love American Style.

The costumes come in a cacophony of colours, combining Viking with 16th century Venice, Japan with Thirties prop-box; Ko-Ko's get-up is a fright, while the Emperor's is ludicrously out of scale.

Take a short pencil or stick, long enough to prop the box open when placed on end inside the box, yet short enough to lie flat inside the box when the lid is closed.

He props the box on his knee as he writes quickly in the icing with his finger.

The stunning orchestra and chorus, the stage crew, the wigs, costumes, makeup props departments, box office, ushers and, in that well worn phrase, all those I've forgotten: these are the lifeblood of ENO.

Steve [Sondheim] would say, "So is Arthur talking to you these days?" JOANNA GLEASON, Actor Here's what I remember from working on "Nick & Nora" [a 1991 flop for which Laurents wrote the book and directed]: Screaming down hallways; new songs in and out within a day; my Act II solo lyrics written inside lids of seven hastily added prop hat boxes.

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