Sentence examples for the common box from inspiring English sources

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Boxwood, hard, heavy, fine-grained wood, usually white or light yellow, that is obtained from the common box (Buxus sempervirens) and other small trees of the genus Buxus.

As tubes are easy to use, portable and use less material, they have become a practical alternative to the common box or glass jar.

The steps in this section refer to the common box variety.

Often wires from multiple circuits may pass through the inside of a common box.

"We wanted to avoid the common jewellery box approach of having precious objects spotlit in the gloom, and the overcrowded feeling you find in many galleries," says Gardère.

It demystifies the common "black box" idea that "evolution just makes things".

Misdiagnosis by the GP and numerous specialists that patients were referred to was common (box 3).

Archaeologists, led Heather Knight of the Museum of London, have discovered not only traces of the original Shakespearean playhouse, built in 1576, but the remains of the ceramic money boxes where the earnings from each performance were temporarily kept before being emptied into a "common box".

Instead of rent, each Christianian adult pays $155 a month to a common box for necessities.

All of those plays had star performers in lead roles, a common box office strategy nowadays.