boxy造句

Candy bars and cigarettes are sold from boxy, tasteless kiosks.

The result, critics say, is a dull series of near-identical, boxy bunkers.

Jason Fisher's hulking form cast a boxy shadow over the rows of sushi.

The second storey of a nearby house perches on a single pillar, like a boxy flamingo.

Curved shapes will downplay the angles of this face shape. Frames that are flat along the bottom can look boxy.

We settled into a small, boxy house, so different from the family home where we had orchestrated our lives.

Objective To evaluate cosmetic results of the alar cartilage suture techniques for correcting bulbous and boxy nasal tip.

Thus far, the web has largely been confined to quadrilaterals, which are responsible for the classic "boxy" aesthetic that defines most of the web.

Small convenience stores sit practically on every corner, either hole-in-the-wall mom-and-pop shops, or the bright, boxy chain store variety.

It was a dissent from the implicit modernist notion that we would all march forward together into those bright and boxy skyscrapers glinting so functionally in the sun.

Original openings in the barn's facades are filled with glazing set back inside boxy wooden frames, including a set of sliding doors that connect the dining space with a terrace.

Interfaces these days are colorful and dynamic, but in the late 1990s, both Apple's and Microsoft's operating systems were plain and gray, with boxy Windows, sharp corners, and lots of bevels.

Makeshift is how I'd describe the feel of the "airport," as if a few boxy pre-fabricated units were offloaded from a truck a few decades ago and thrown together.

The Don Draper look of boxy suits and starched white shirts was even re-created by American retail stalwart Brooks Brothers, which introduced a limited-edition "Mad Men" suit for $998.