Sentence examples for quite a box from inspiring English sources
Even if he is right, that is quite a box to crack open.
But Patkai in turn seems quite a box of tricks, and these horses both demand the sort of indulgence never sought by their mighty rival.
"Quest for Fire," it turned out, was never quite a box-office hit, and it wasn't solemn or cheesy enough for a cult.
We normally pre-book freight space in commercial planes just in case you have to exchange a chassis, which is quite a big box, and sending big boxes without notice is not very welcome by commercial airplane companies.
Looking at the publicity photographs, it's quite a big box, made out of wood or something.
That's ticking quite a few boxes on the "Is History Repeating Itself?" form.
"I bought quite a few boxes of Macaroni & Cheese in the last couple of months or so — about 20, I'd say," she said.
Most recently I've been thinking quite a bit about Marcel Duchamp's Box in a Valise.
So you might quite happily tick a box and say, 'Yes if I get cancer I'll talk to you', but again that might be a different kettle of fish if you develop cancer.
"Quite simply it's a box, you put your user IDs and passwords in… and once you've registered a user account with a user ID and password it will never release the password out of the box," he explains.
