Sentences with phrase «several cardboard boxes»
For this game, you will need several cardboard boxes that have the tops and bottoms removed.
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The story begins in 2003 when Frito - Lay, owned by U.S. food giant PepsiCo Inc., mislabelled several shipments of U.S. - made Cheetos destined for Canadian mouths as cardboard boxes, rather than «crisp savoury snacks.»
While Jody cleaned out our garage and broke down all of the cardboard boxes we've collected over the past several months (we save them up for a while, then take them to our recycling center since our curbside recycling program doesn't accept cardboard), the kids and I went for a walk to the park to pick up trash along the way.
Cardboard boxes like the ones being given away by the Baby Box Company in cooperation with several states and / or charities are unsanitary, unsafe and uncertified.
In Tucson, several large men kneel over a row of tattered cardboard boxes under the winter sun.
He told Live Science in an email that he was «waiting for my tea water to boil,» when he decided to take a look inside a mysterious stack of cardboard boxes, which had been moved into the room several months before.
Keeping a stash of cardboard boxes, bubble wrap, packing peanuts, and newspapers can save you several dollars per shipment in addition to easing the burden on the environment.
Another work, Rosalie / Red Cheek / Temporary Letter / Stock (Cardboard)(1971) is comprised of multiple boxes, several of which implore you to «ROTATE YOUR STOCK.»
With the several large paintings and stack - cardboard - box sculptures on view, Toren looks to find in the quotidian ample evidence of the supramundane... read more
Hearts receives donations of building materials from several Home Depot stores, and many of the artists are working with those materials to create site - specific installations — window blinds turned into cascading fan shapes, cardboard boxes transformed into figures, and building materials into a sort of three - dimensional «drawing.»
In several more intimate viewing rooms Mr. Sibony exhibits doors and cardboard boxes adorned with bits of paper and tape, and sections of Masonite and plexiglass modified with crude geometric cutouts.
Around it were arranged several discreet objects: a tool box, a drywall chair with Polaroids of Jason working on the garage in his L.A. studio, a cardboard «rabbit hutch,» and a small model of the garage itself.
Newspaper, cardboard boxes, a rug and several other household items become sculpture that is more plastic and / or alien than anything a viewer might recognize as familiar.