shoebox造句

a structure resembling a shoebox (as a rectangular building or a cramped room or compartment).

The petition and the letter were sent to India in a shoebox wrapped in brown paper.

Not long after that I was fired for writing a poem on the lid of a shoebox.

You can throw confirmation slips into a shoebox, and give them to your accountant at tax time.

Their working model is a shoebox-sized package of electronics and liquid-filled tubes, with a silicon chip at its core.

Once you have listened to a performance of an orchestra in one shoebox, you can estimate how they sound in the other rectangular venue even before the performance.

In bed at night looking at the shoebox on the windows and the stage, suddenly had a lot of emotion. About life, about life.

It could be a file folder or a shoebox or anything you like, but I think it's good to keep each idea on a separate piece of paper.

Living in a city where shoebox apartment housing is astronomically expensive, the idea of owning your own woodland might sound an impossible dream, but it's cheaper than you might expect.

It can gather data on objects reportedly as small as a shoebox, through clouds, day or night, for 32 hours from 18,000 metres—almost twice the cruising altitude of passenger jets.

Russ Glasson recently stumbled across the pictures, which were taken by his in-laws, and had been left in an old shoebox in their garage for over four decades.