Sentence examples for to carton from inspiring English sources
noun
An inexpensive, disposable box-like creation fashioned from either paper, paper with wax-covering (wax paper), or other lightweight material. It is designed to hold things for a short period of time and be discarded or recycled after use.
A spokeswoman for the New York headquarters referred all questions from HuffPost to Carton.
As a result of their efforts, over 55% of U.S. households--63 million--now have access to carton recycling.
Finally, we are doing everything possible to increase consumer access to carton recycling, which admittedly still lags behind metal and glass recycling.
The chaos has turned to cartons, mountains to files, flowers to cardboard mounts and slides.
Best Buy said yesterday that it expected major suppliers to begin attaching radio identification tags to cartons and pallets of goods shipped to it, starting Jan . 2 2006.
Initially, the tags will be largely limited to cartons and pallets of products because the tags are still too expensive to use on most individual items.
Pupae were separated by sex, and females transferred in lots of 80 to cartons.
After each actor finished, they pointed to a carton next to a platter of gummy bears.
But she asks him to limit himself to a carton every other day at school.
Use a small piece of tape on the top and bottom of the template to adhere it to the carton.
The warning is applied to every carton of cigarettes and those who make the choice to participate in activities should be aware of the risks associated.
