Sentences with phrase «beach box lunch»

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That same year, they incorporated the com - pany, raised $ 2 million in capital, hired a team of five employees, and set to work on still more innovations: a radio - controlled toy hang glider, a stadium seat with self - inflating foam, a self - watering planter, a talking lunch box, and a pop - open beach mat, to name just a few.

As summer comes to a close, it's time to trade in flip - flops and beach bags for lunch boxes and backpacks!

Pre-ordered food from Box Lunch will be delivered at 5:00 pm at Herring Cover Beach.

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Enjoy long lunches at winery restaurants, swim with dolphins and seals in Port Phillip Bay, peruse country markets, pick strawberries, visit a wildlife sanctuary, ride horses along beaches and across vineyards, visit cheesemakers and distillers, farm stands and olive groves, go bushwalking and take pictures of Victoria's colourful bathing boxes.

Snorkelers and divers lunch together on the beach with box lunches prepared fresh from our kitchen.

We also recommend you pack a little lunch box to take your picnic to the beach in for your surf lessons.

And, in general, Davidoff is spending a ton of money trying to get people like me and The New York Times to write about its arts initiatives, and I guess it's working because here's a story in the Times that mentions that Davidoff is «selling humidor boxes designed by the French artist Lison de Caunes, at 19,500 euros apiece» at Art Basel Hong Kong this week, and quotes a Davidoff executive at a lunch at Art Basel Miami Beach saying some mindless PR nonsense like «Art is part of corporate social responsibility» — and here I am writing this thing about Davidoff where I mention Davidoff a dozen or so times.