Sentence examples for to be box from inspiring English sources
"It's not going to be box by box," he said.
Beale relished the occasion – the Premiership's best paid player is clearly going to be box office – while Nathan Hughes seems to have grown in stature after playing his part in England's autumn success, but Joe Launchbury's contributions were most telling.
They outscored the Kings by 62-52 and put together a 19-5 stretch in the second quarter that was like a trailer for a film destined to be box office gold.
Willie Manu is going to be box office and he will be their go-to player.
Sports movies tend to be box office poison because the rest of the world doesnt care much about American football or baseball.
That movie game out during the early rise of the cartridge when movie makers thought that arcade movies were going to be box office gold.
Witherspoon's latest film How Do You Know and Roberts's new movie Larry Crowne both proved to be box-office flops.
He had just done several films, including All the Pretty Horses and The Legend of Bagger Vance, which had turned out to be box-office flops.
This month the Metropolitan Opera nearly sold out five performances of Berg's grimly beautiful "Lulu," a 12-tone score once thought to be box-office poison.
Given, however, that James Corden and Matt Horne have proven to be box-office poison (see Lesbian Vampire Killers – or, rather, don't), it might be fun to recast.
"Baseball movies were supposed to be box-office poison," Shelton said, "but I figured somebody must be interested because they kept right on making them.
