(1) She kept all the letters in a box.

(2) Put it in a box and tape it securely.

(3) Put it in a box and tape It'securely.

(4) She embedded the bulbs in a box of sand.

(5) Put it in a box and tape it up securely.

(6) An abandoned baby was found in a box on the hospital steps.

(7) The dog sleeps in a box lined with an old blanket.

(8) Just put the pictures in a box for now.

(9) Nell's private letters were tucked away in a box in the attic.

(10) The child puts the pennies in a box and shakes them up.

(11) Then we would put them all in a box and the Red Cross would mail them.

(12) All writers should be put in a box and thrown in the sea. Gordon B. Hinckley 

(13) It would come in a box and it would blow your head off.

(14) TalkAlong is a cellular phone in a box that allows consumers to activate service as well.

(15) I put them in a box with the stole(), wrapped the box and put the box under our tree.

(16) Suppose the pieces of the jigsaw start off in a box in the ordered arrangement in which they form a picture.

(17) She kept the letters hidden in a box in her closet.

(18) For example, consider the pieces of a jigsaw in a box.

(19) It was in a box and marked with 66-year-old Beryl's name, address and date of birth.

(20) Some one had put them in a box and thrown them into the canal.

(21) In a box in the closet, I found love letters from one of his old flames.

(22) Up ahead the route comes to an end in a box canyon.

(23) In comparison, John Harrison offered the world a little ticking thing in a box.

(24) Click the mouse on an icon, and a descriptive phrase appears in a box next to the icons.

(25) She didn't find it, but buried right down at the bottom she did find a tape cassette in a box.

(26) The string of blackshirts was re-deployed, four spotlights had them caught in a box of gauzy light, their nightsticks fisted.

(27) I definitely get the idea they want to send me home in a box.

(28) It comes from a collection of letters I found in a box at the top of the attic.

(29) But time is tied to the wrist or kept in a box, ticking with impatience.

(30) Large deflections can help to loosen non-structural cladding and shake up the building's contents like dice in a box.

(1) She kept all the letters in a box.

(2) Put it in a box and tape It'securely.

(31) Put it in a box in your guitar case and save it for a rainy day.

(32) We are just a grander version of that beetle bashing its head in a box at the sound of a tapped pencil.

(33) As for the mystery guest, all I can say is it will be a magician in a box.

(34) Many months later when I was well on in my recovery, I noticed in a second-hand bookshop, a paperback book in a box of cheap, discarded historical romances. The title on the cover was "Nannette".

(35) He will double up the blankets and pack it in a box.

(36) There's a flak jacket in a box if you need it.

(37) If you attach importance to exquisite work, you can go to Yilan Restaurant or Aulic teahouse, they are sold in boxes, every ten ones in a box.

(38) We shared the office in a Box and Cox arrangement.

(39) In order to make good use of the cars, taxi-drivers work in a Box and Cox arrangement.

(40) David Blaine, eventually coming down from his self-imposed hunger strike in a box by London's river Thames.

(41) The wealthy Mackle family eventually paid the $500, 000 ransom and Barbara Jane, a 20-year-old college student who had been buried in a box a foot and a half underground, was discovered safe.

(42) He planted the seeds in a box filled with leaf mould.

(43) "Shall I put him in a box for you?"the saleslady asked.

(44) Below An aerial view of a mews made up of ZED in a Box units.

(45) They shared an apartment in a Box and Cox arrangement.

(46) As in the particle in a box, it is the boundary conditions that force us to quantize the energy.

(47) Well, he lives in a box, what do you want him to do? Save it up and buy a wall unit?

(48) When they were in London, they shared the same room in a Box and Cox arrangement.

(49) Each piece in a polybag, half doz. in a box and 10 dozens in a wooden case.

(50) Tucked away in a box in the attic were old recipes from Grandpa's father, including one for lobscouse.