What is "cartons"

Usage examples of "cartons".

Indianapolis health authorities repeatedly cited White Castle for the large volume of litter created by curb customers discarding cups, sacks, and hamburger cartons along the roadside, forcing the company to clean the trash for two miles in every direction.

Other cartons had trading cards printed on them, with prizes such as footballs and flash cameras given to children who collected the entire set.

Yet when she looked at him, he was bending into the trunk of her car, lifting out cartons of jade, and setting them carefully along the driveway as though he wanted nothing more in life but to do Wens bidding.

There was much more at stake than Sengs goodwill and a few cartons of stone erotica.

On one end of the table sat two cartons wrapped in white paper, tied with twine whose knots looked like macrame, and covered with blotches of crimson wax.

The usual clutter lay about-opened cartons oozing packing material, a variety of tools, heaps of rags, bottles of cleaning compounds and restoratives for various surfaces.

The mere words conjured up images of late nights on the set, where dinner was wolfed out of cartons scattered along an endless table at the rear of the studio.

The next morning, more than a little hung over, he d retched at the smell of the food that remained in the cartons Chinese food.

Lava lamps, kidney-shaped plastic tables, a lampshade made out of Bon Ami and Ajax cleanser cartons, wrought-iron and black-canvas chairs you sank down into like hammocks, an old Motorola console TV.

I held in a groan as I looked at the old, dry wood of the rafters, the numerous racks of flammable paper products, the cardboard cartons stacked alongside the wall, the stacks of invoices and order forms, the catalogs.

I went around the cartons, made sure the window was locked, and was on my way out of the room when I noticed a scattering of items that had been left on the dresser, presumably unworthy of being packed.

Rinse out all cartons, cans and bottles before throwing them away or recycling them.

Once that was under way, I hustled back to the kitchen for the plum tarts-with-zirconia, two cartons of vanilla ice cream, and the first quart of lime sorbet.

I sandwiched the ice cream cartons between the ice cubes in the cooler, then began to cut the plum tarts.

Why, there were three large cartons of it right here behind him on the bench.