Sentence examples for thing package from inspiring English sources

"In may ways, I approached making the first photography book the way I had released records," he says, "which was basically to go ahead and make the thing, package it, and then hope it sells somehow.

The two greatest operations of the internet are filtering and sharing: the ability to dig down through layers and layers of material, incomprehensibly large buckets of it, to find the strange nuggets therein, and then to take that shiny thing, package it up, redistribute it, comment and reflect upon it.

They're all the same sort of thing, packaged up nicely and a bit different, and each one will get you thinking… Play Total War.

"Their whole inner workings are different — how they shuttle proteins from one spot to another, how they store things, package them, send them to the surface of the cell".

"Their whole inner workings are different how they shuttle proteins from one spot to another, how they store things, package them, send them to the surface of the cell".

LET'S call those other things Package B and the $20 billion Package A. New York cannot get both if the White House counts Package B as part of Package A. Nor can New Yorkers lobby in Washington for Package B in the coming months if they are still preoccupied with lobbying for the $20 billion they thought was already theirs.

Investment banks that sold these securities sought to lower the risks by, among other things, packaging mortgages from different regions and with differing credit levels of the borrowers.

Here in Wangen, 61 percent approved the measure, which is a little curious, since Mr. Decker's factory produces, among other things, packages of feuilleté, or puff pastry, that adhere to Islam's ritual halal requirements.

It advises people to stock their cars with, among other things, packaged food and water, extra clothing or a sleeping bag and two ice scrapers, in case one breaks.

And the trend isn't just about a company like Pandora, Zynga or Amazon pushing music, gaming and books to be software-only  products, rather than physical things packaged on shelves.

A lot of times the high cost comes in when you're buying things packaged.