Sentences with phrase «in cardboard boxes under»

Some of them live in cardboard boxes under bridges...

The FHTM attorneys, who are milking their cash - cow client, have outright said that they will not be satisfied until Mr. Isaacs is homeless, without family, living on welfare in a cardboard box under a bridge somewhere.

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If Jesus was born in the United States (or any of the ruling nations in the world... Jesus was born in part of the Roman Empire, after all), it would be to a poor prostitute who is living under a cardboard box in a back alley.

Our diaper stash is under the bed, next to the totes in a cardboard box.

In Tucson, several large men kneel over a row of tattered cardboard boxes under the winter sun.

Even if you read every label and avoid cardboard boxes, you are likely to find soy in your supplements and vitamins (look out for vitamin E derived from soy oil), in foods such as canned tuna, soups, sauces, breads, meats (injected under poultry skin), and chocolate, and in pet food and body - care products.

Tip: I like to keep big cardboard boxes to break them down and put under my projects, especially if I'm painting in the house.

He created (we assume he's the original creator) this awesome - looking Solid Snake Amiibo concept, which shows Snake in his natural habitat: under a cardboard box.

This history is kept in expensive, well - ventilated university collections; it is tucked in crumpling cardboard boxes under the desks of local librarians; it sits crammed into the storage cupboards of city governments.

Don't forget inflation - and it depends on where in the UK you are - you can't get a cardboard box on the 5th floor for under 400 quid a month, and that's hardly got room for a visitor a few times a week (like an aide worker, if necessary.)

On New Years morning, we found three tiny little puppies in the garden under a vine, the mum whom we had named Steinway, was as proud as punch as she followed us back to the house, my husband carrying the pups in a cardboard box, happy memories.

Try hiding your dog's treats in the home (under a chair or in a corner) or create an «treat» obstacle course using portable stairs and cardboard boxes.

Allowing cats an entrance into an outbuilding will provide excellent protection from the elements, especially if you also add one or more small corners of straw, perhaps in a wood or cardboard box, under a tarp, etc..

By hiding food and the occasional treat under cardboard boxes, in empty plant or yoghurt pots, or in different areas of the animal's cage, your Rat will be forced to hunt for its food — this will keep it occupied for many happy hours and prevent boredom.

Hamsters like to look under, hide in, or climb on to empty cardboard boxes, baskets or plastic flowerpots.

I've defeated empires, explored entire planets, captained star ships, hunted monsters, driven F1 cars and sneaked through enemy lines under a cardboard box — I'm pretty sure I can handle shooting some stuff in the face and opening doors.

Sure, the tense scuttles past armed guards under a roomy cardboard box are usually followed by a soliloquy on the nature of contemporary warfare, but Metal Gear's quiddity was always to be found in its shadows.

Komanoff, sitting in his office in Manhattan's financial district sporting his cycling skull cap because of the building's under - functioning heating system, explained the BTA's origins while he cut up cardboard boxes for recycling.

Cardboard moving boxes can start anywhere under a buck and cost upwards of $ 20 or $ 30 for larger, padded shipping boxes suited for items like flat screen TVs, so pick your boxes carefully with cost in mind.

Plastic stacking cups Plastic cups hold up better under a baby's wrath than cardboard boxes, and they can be used in and out of the bathtub.

That way when it comes times to wrap, you'll enjoy the process instead of cursing your roll of wrapping paper because it is stuck in a ripped up cardboard box under the bed.

Keep the cardboard boxes they come in and stack them under the table and between parties.