Sentence examples for winning a box from inspiring English sources

The photographs show that visitors could have their handwriting analyzed or their weight guessed, winning a box of candy if the purported maven was off by three pounds or more.

According to his autobiography, when Ali returned to Louisville after winning a boxing gold medal in the 1960 Olympics, he became so angry at being barred from a ''whites-only'' restaurant that he threw his gold medal into the Ohio River.

I win a box of mints packaged up to look like prescription tablets, which, oddly, strikes me as something IOSH might want to campaign against.

Each month we'll put the best up on the web, and the most unusual, exciting, or just plain tasty will win a box of organic fruit and veg from Riverford.

Check our our Twitter contest for a chance to win a box set for Porter.

Devon Gomez, a 20-year-old college student who was battling the homemade claw machine, asked how many tickets he'd need to win a box of four Angry Birds stuffed animals sitting on the counter.

Brazil flew out of the traps, Zizinho haring straight for the Uruguayan box and winning a corner that was fizzed straight through the six-yard box by Friaca.

Privately educated, he read history and law at Cambridge where he also won a boxing blue.

Putin made gracious remarks about Samaranch, presented him with a special award and held up Samaranch's arm as if he had won a boxing match.

Plots where a guy wants to win a boxing match or where one of those badass soldiers that you break walnuts with around the holidays comes to life.

Bernard Hopkins became the oldest man to win a boxing world title on Saturday when he defeated Canadian Jean Pascal by a unanimous decision to claim the WBC and IBO light-heavyweight belts at the age of 46.