How To Use Boxful In A Sentence
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I took a boxful home for Jenny, who is particularly fond of them.
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I figure it would take 10 or 20 terabytes, or if you prefer, a boxful of thumb drives.
Seth Shostak: Burn the Bookcases!
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“She has a boxful of eyeballs,” Brook whispered to me.
Dark Secrets 2: No Time to Die the Deep End of Fear
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Lillie Tilley, who lives half a block from the fence line, gets eyewash by the boxful at the local dollar store.
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A Wilton woman would happily have accepted ‘a tenner’ for a cardboard boxful of junk that for decades had been gathering dust in her loft.
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The fishermen also chartered a deep-sea fishing boat for the day while in the Seychelles, bagging boxfuls of bonito but failing to spot the prized sailfish or black marlin.
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With a sudden explosion of baritone sax, trumpet, and guitar - plus a boxful of percussion toys - the whole song is one ecstatic, extended crescendo.
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She, of course, had needed a boxful of tissues before she let go of me as her flight was called.
Times, Sunday Times
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She divided the boxful of letters into three similar-sized bundles, and gave the first two to Rebecca and Ailsa.
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That is why when Strawberry Shortcake cereal came out I did something almost unheard of my in my young world, I stepped over gender buying lines and ate this cereal by the boxful.
Strawberry Shortcake Cereal Commercial - The Retroist
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It's not even like I have that much left — just a boxful that survived room changes through college and beyond.
Advisor: What should I do with my high school CD collection? Boing Boing
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Baseball equipment by the boxful is arriving, thanks to a enterprising group of volunteers here in the United States.
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I splurged on some new storage tools and a boxful of files and such things.
Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » Office Overhaul for Mental Overhaul
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A night or two later, Mac came back to the Wade Bar with a boxful of metal scraps and debris to show to his buddies.
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Put us in a room with a boxful of ingredients, we'd come out with something pretty similar.
Times, Sunday Times
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Or a boxful of slugs and a pair of brass knuckles; a leather sap, a gravity knife, and mercury gloves.
We Must Be Carefully Taut
