Sentences with phrase «in a shoebox from»

Cautioning her not to tell her husband, Nash picks her up each day for a therapy session and encourages her to keep a video diary on a camera hidden in a shoebox from Ben's prying eyes.

The small paintings, quaint and distinctive, lovingly memorialize commonplace memories and remind us of the postcards still living in a shoebox from our childhood vacation.

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While the Planet Labs staff ate pancakes that morning in February, two shoebox - size nine - pound pods made in the company's unconventional factory floated from the International Space Station toward a polar orbit of Earth.

Or make your own from a small shoebox (Learn how you, too, can become a baby toy scavenger in your own home).

Here is the shoebox house the kids made in my library from scraps and bits last year.

I got advice from a very wise, old friend, Patrick Seale, who sadly died last year, on what he called the «shoebox theory» in which you get up each day and just write about whatever happens to interest you that day.

In 1992 the robots were shoebox size, tethered to controllers, and required to pluck tennis balls from a bed of dried corn kernels.

In my tiny bedroom I can name a shoebox of mementos, a personalized autograph from my favorite actor, and a carved wooden fish from the Bahamas.

Put 3 - 5 small items from the classroom in a small paper bag or shoebox and pass it around the classroom.

In this series, photos are unearthed from albums and shoeboxes, classified, scanned, transposed onto new paper, and finally hand beaded and embroidered by the artist.

It's a funny old world where a company will put out a press release to say their shoebox is now made from «100 % post-consumer waste — not a single new tree is consumed in its manufacture.»

Though nowhere as extreme as this 78 square foot shoebox apartment in Manhattan, this pared - down, 258 square foot remodelled pigeon loft in Barcelona's hip Born district takes its inspiration from boat design to create a space that has most of its hideaway elements tucked into one wall — plus a pull - out bed that's hidden under the balcony, of all places.

I'm glad you're happy, but, speaking from experience, most lawyers working at elite firms aren't living in a shoebox...

I have shoeboxes of cards from childhood, pieces from my dead grandmother - in - law's dinner set (whom I never met) and my five year old's umbilical cord stump (stored nicely in a sterile urine specimen jar).