A need that I had boxed up and buried deep.
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When the fight rolled around, KSI boxed up a storm.
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Her physical records were boxed up and handled by aides.
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There is no reason they need to be boxed up like that.
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"The Dinner Party" was taken apart, boxed up and put into storage.
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My exams were boxed up and shipped to the U.K. to be graded.
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Our permanent collection is gone: boxed up and shipped off to the local library.
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Belongings that have meaning can't spark joy when they're boxed up in the garage.
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Still, all this stuff was being boxed up just for me to throw it away later.
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Jonathan boxed up the leftovers in a Styrofoam container and put it in a plastic bag.
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We boxed up the most special clothing and shoes and some of her beautiful, delicate nightgowns.
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Well-known brand-name items were boxed up in plastic or wrapped with detectors to prevent shoplifting.
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When he boxed up Junior dos Santos for several rounds there were some nods of approval and raised eyebrows.
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When I got home, my package from Anthropologie had arrived, so I made cards and boxed up the gifts.
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He would drink the coffee but would have the empanada boxed up to share, he said, with his students.
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The chocolate "enrobing" machines at See's stretch more than a football field in length from beginning to boxed-up end.
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You'd play records over the phone, and then you waited for a fax, and then you boxed [up the records].
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There is no need to spend all your check on something you will keep boxed up in a storage room.
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Hundreds of bottles filled with clear liquid are boxed up in a room that used to be a Sunday school.
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Hundreds of bottles filled with clear liquid are boxed up in a room that used to be a Sunday school.
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Most of the eggs came from caged hens, which for most of that period were boxed up in tiny "battery cages".
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Mel B coldly boxed up and tossed out her estranged husband's stuff ... according to Stephen Belafonte, who's not taking it well.
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Instead, I boxed up my conflicting emotions of joy and sadness and shelved them in a dark corner of my heart.
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So, following the advice from Project 333's challenge, I boxed up the rest of my products and put them out of sight.
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Jasper's books, his annotated scripts, his correspondence with theatre bigwigs (Brustein, Foreman, Grotowski) were to be boxed up and sent to Rice University.
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So this week, the gazebo, which still draws visitors bearing memorial flowers and stuffed animals, is being painstakingly taken apart and boxed up.
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More impressive is that he outstruck Uriah Hall, boxed up Rafael Natal, and stuffed all the takedowns of a wildly charging Derek Brunson.
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And I keep hearing about Time Warner executives who have already boxed up their stuff, anticipating that their services won't be needed soon.
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The coffins were part of an escape game called "Boxed Up," hosted by a venue in Brooklyn that offers a variety of such amusements.
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Coming out with his hands low and his feet moving, Fedor boxed up Nogueira and moved his head beautifully into takedowns which came effortlessly.
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I get half of my entree boxed up to save room for dessert, and we split a dessert crepe that is to die for.
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Blue Apron's app for iOS and the web lets end users customize the meals that are boxed up and delivered to them each week.
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As soon as my two pizzas were done and boxed-up, I sped back home to enjoy each chewy, delicate, and pleasurably yeasty bite.
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Not long after decorations are boxed up and trees are brought down each year, royalties start to roll in through artists' and songwriters' letterboxes.
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"It's about making bridal wear more sustainable and changing the mentality that a wedding dress should be boxed up and never worn again," Phillips says.
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Stephens might get boxed up on the way there, but tying him up long enough to take breathers could be beyond the abilities of Aldo.
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He and I first sat down two weeks later, in the corner office filled with objects that he later boxed up and gave to Lily.
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By the afternoon, Gray was sweaty and paint-stained, and she decided to go back to her boxed-up apartment in Oxford to take a swim.
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This knowledge, learned too late, had been boxed up by Jiayu as distant—ancient—history, and she had not imagined that family of three until now.
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"[Lady] Gaga's pee is already boxed up," Cohen says as he takes note of what's missing, not forgetting to place his Justin Bieber doll in his pocket.
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With the help of a colleague, Berris Anderson, and Times security guards, she boxed up Norton and headed to the bird fund on the Upper West Side.
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Ralph Angel declines, but Melvin makes it clear: He doesn't have a choice, and the next day we see some boxed up iPhones in the farm's tool shed.
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I held my breath and clutched my pearls waiting for the officers to find the boxed up iPhones in the shed, envisioning a poor innocent little Blue fatherless.
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If the balm passes the drop test without a scratch, it's ready to be sealed with a label, boxed up, and shipped off to stores around the country.
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Where once the material existence of the deceased (you or I) could be boxed up in a sad afternoon of cleaning and reminiscing, now it lingers and persists.
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After meticulously detailing her measurements to the doll company, which touts its product as the "Easiest Girlfriend Ever," the other girl arrives boxed up and ready to roll.
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Farrah and her daughter, Sophia, boxed up Blue's corpse Thursday and handed it to a taxidermist who will freeze dry then stuff the dog into a sitting position.
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Later that day, he had returned to Brooklyn and boxed up a new order for City Vineyard, delivered it and visited the police at the First Precinct station house.
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And while some stores might have shelved them long ago, saying they're too stale to sell, their metal has certainly been tested, their place in history is all boxed up.
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When Evans returned to action at UFC 192 he fought Ryan Bader and, to the surprise of almost everyone, got boxed up by the man many insist is a one-dimensional wrestler.
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At UFC 201, Karolina Kowalkiewicz was getting boxed up by Namajunas until falling into a clinch and hammering her body with knees, at which point the air instantly went out of Namajunas.
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Replicating authentic scanlines from a 1990s CRT display is neat, but it's arguably more thrilling to slot in your old, boxed up Super Metroid cartridge and have it play flawlessly at 1080p.
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A region once known for its soybeans and cornfields was boxed up with gray facilities, some as large as a million square feet, like some enormous, horizontal equivalent of a game of Tetris.
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Soon they were cutting open that mattress — eviscerating it in the name of research — and starting Tuft & Needle, through which they sold inexpensive boxed-up foam mattresses directly to consumers via their website.
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According to 7News, more than 400 kilograms (880 pounds) of meth was placed in 768 bottles of the condiment, and those bottles were all boxed up and labeled with the sauce's signature rooster logo.
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The food had already been paid for, so the organization asked its caterer if it could be boxed up and delivered to people quarantined in Westchester, where many of New York's cases are linked.
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In the case of Kin Khao, where the only way to take food out is to sit down, order a seated meal, and get the leftovers boxed up, Grubhub was apparently out of luck.
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I was compelled by the idea of a grieving daughter going through her father's boxed up treasures in the theater that made his name, and I thought some of our readers would be too.
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And there is the 25-foot tall specimen of magnolia grandiflora in Sag Harbor so delicately boxed up by landscape contractors that it now resembles a 19th-century lady modestly dressing behind a screen.
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This was a lot more forgivable coming from the career wrestler Nasukawa boxed up at the last Rizin event, but Nasukawa has trained for a couple of MMA bouts, this wasn't him functioning on instinct.
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In the Miocic fight, Cormier's use of a "mummy guard"—with his hands out checking Miocic's—hindered Miocic's jab and prevented Cormier from being boxed up and confused on the feet like Ngannou was in January.
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Most customers, however, are making orders in the $75 to $100 range, buying items like mushrooms, meats, and oils and vinegars, Purkayastha says, all of which are boxed up in perishable shipping containers with ice packs.
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Meanwhile, Murray Instagrammed a since-deleted photo of his dog, Sable, assessing the newly packed contents of his car (it remains unclear whether he'd boxed up his belongings from the home he shared with Stanton in Irvine, CA).
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Among the dove-white wires, caches of fuses, and boxed up fluorescent lights, Embassy Electrical Supplies stocks London's finest olive oil—and that's not just heresy, they're the words of everyone from Gordon Ramsey to local quarterly The Jellied Eel.
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That said, I still felt a little sad when I boxed up the Incanto and Magnifica S. Once I had their rhythm down, I had really gotten used to a nice clean shot espresso at the start of each day.
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Next month marks a decade since the night in Las Vegas when Nick Diaz boxed up Takanori Gomi at his peak, called him a bitch when he came out for the second round, and submitted him with a gogoplata shortly thereafter.
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It's interesting ... 'cause in preparation for the big game -- UCLA officials actually boxed up the bear ... which means the vandals had to go the extra mile to get to it ... physically prying open the box to get to the statue.
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The official line was that Cimetière du Montparnasse had no idea why the sculpture had been boxed up, nor what lay ahead for it, only that it was "the family" who was doing this, and thus beyond the cemetery's control.
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In December, the Apollo 11 filmmakers told Vanity Fair that Dan Rooney, an archivist at the National Archives and Records Administration, knew the footage was boxed up in a vault somewhere but he had no idea what kind of treasure he was sitting on.
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A much different deal Pyongyang is angry that Bolton has been advocating the same approach to North Korea that was used during the George W. Bush administration with Libya, which boxed up and sent its rudimentary nuclear weapons program outside the country without getting concessions.
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"Bigger is not always better, but in this case it is," Kevin Young, the director of the Schomburg, said in an interview last month in Mr. Belafonte's office, where the last bits of the archive — which measures about 21968 linear feet — were being boxed up.
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS Notes of a Chronic Re-ReaderBy Vivian Gornick Of all the things that haunt me about my drafty, tired old house, it is the books, sitting boxed up in the basement without sufficient shelving to hold them, that give me the most distress.
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According to the Associated Press, church leaders have gone to district court, demanding that McJesus and his wooden cross are taken out of the museum, and the Israeli Culture Minister is also calling for the "disrespectful" piece to be boxed up and shipped back to Finland.
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This weekend Reyes meets Jared Cannonier, a paradoxical fighter who boxed up Glover Teixeira on the feet but who works a full time job out in Alaska, training with no other UFC level competitors, and who just wheezed through a three round loss to Jan Blachowicz.
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So when this home electronics tinkerer discovered that some neighborhood thieves were ripping off Amazon packages from his porch, he did what any self-respecting former NASA engineer would do: He built a glitter bomb made to look like a boxed-up Apple HomePod, and he built it to capture video of the entire thing.
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"We found that seniors have more needs than just the sale of their estates," said Tracy Niro, a managing partner of Wise Moves, a move management company in Gaithersburg, Md. Once the children have picked over what they want, and the items slated for the next home have been boxed up, the question is, what becomes of the rest?
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Conservation of public historical monuments is something these administrations have recently been failing to do, particularly in the cemetery Montparnasse with the great Constantin Brâncuși's masterful sculpture "Le Baiser (The Kiss)" (1909) — an already classified national monument that has of late been boxed-up in a permeant-looking wooden enclosure, removing it from public view where it has topped the tomb of Tatiana Rachewskaïa since 1910.
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Voiced by Grey DeLisle, first appears in "Boxed up Fury" (episode #48) Medusa is based on the character of Greek mythology of the same name. In "Boxed Up Fury", she is one of the obstacles Danny must get past to reach Pandora.
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In 2001, Darryl Neudorf, Tracy Pillsworth and the boxed up studio moved to Toronto, Ontario. Once in Toronto, Neudorf continued to produce and engineer successful recordings, among others, Americana singer Neko Case.
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Mammoth Cave railroad crossing at Doyle Valley The reason the small steam Baldwin locomotive was called a "dummy" was because it was boxed up to look like a passenger street car.Rice, Walter; Echeverria, Emiliano (1999). "When Steam Ran on The Streets of San Francisco." Live Steam, November/December 1999.
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In 1902 the verandahs was described as being in very poor repair. Today the house does not appear to be used or is used for storage. The windows are boarded or boxed up and there is rust on the verandah areas. However, the gardens outside the house are well maintained.
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Clasp knives and case knives were the most common knives in the trade network. These were common because their simple design made them easy to mass-produce. Case knives were often boxed up into cases and shipped over to North America. This allowed the French to trade many knives all at once.
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Cervantes has delivered poetry readings, workshops and guest lectures across the US. She was part of the Librotraficante Movement. The 2012 Librotraficante Caravan to Tucson was intended to smuggle books back into the hands of students, after they were boxed up and carted out of class rooms during class time, in order to comply with Arizona House Bill 2281.Librotraficante Manifesto.
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In 1803 Dorothy and William Wordsworth visited the castle and were told that a ruin on the top of the highest eminence had been a windmill and were shown a trout, boxed up in a well close by to the guard room, that had been there for thirty years.D. Wordsworth, p. 60-61 The castle features in The Scottish Chiefs.
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The steam engine locomotive was made to look like an ordinary street car for other reasons as well. The mechanics were covered and boxed up in this manner because the raw engine parts were considered to be too brutish to be on city streets. These steam engine locomotives used at the Mammoth Cave Railroad were originally constructed in this "dummy" style by Baldwin Locomotive Works.
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The Temple was boxed up again and was acquired by the Jain Center of Southern California through the efforts of Dr. Manibhai Mehta, a former president. In 1995, the 1600 parts were transported to Los Angeles.The Palitana Temple of Southern California, Chandrakant Parekh, Jan 3, 2013 In 2004, the Southern California Jain Center initiated reconstruction of the 42,000 square feet center.Prominence of Jains in U.S. rises with temple, Ann Pepper, The Orange County Register, October 7, 2004.
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An LM20 Instrument NanoSight's LM20 is, in essence, a 'boxed-up' LM10, designed and created for greater ease of use. Using the same standard LM12 viewing unit as the LM10, this instrument provides identical results to those obtained in analyses run on an LM10 system. Typically, the LM20 is used in more industrial applications, such as analyzing particles used in paints, pigments, cosmetics, and foodstuffs. The LM20 is ideal for users unfamiliar with using a microscope.
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Potable water at Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, which sits atop an ice sheet nearly three kilometers (two miles) thick, is produced by melting ice. Wastewater is treated by the base wastewater plant using the activated sludge process.The effluent is sterilized using ultra violet light and discharged back into McMurdo Sound. Waste sludge is dried by being processed with a belt filter press and then boxed up for shipment back to the United States for incineration.
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The magazine's editorial staff also included writer Dean Kuipers. huH was published on a monthly basis. Initially, the magazine came packaged in a prototype sent by mail that included the square-ish magazine and a VHS tape with videos by artists mentioned in the magazine, all boxed up in styrofoam and sealed in plastic wrap. After marketing stabilization and a format change, the magazine included sampler CDs released on a monthly basis by genre while reviews were contained within the magazine.
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Bugs then throws a switch, which sends Rocky and Mugsy into a mixer, then the popper. When the cereals come out on the conveyor belts, the crooks have been boxed up. The next day, with Rocky and Mugsy apprehended, Bugs takes them to Juliet Prison to spend 20 years of hard labor. We see in the final shot that a disgruntled Bugs is joining them in the sentence, as the narrator explains that Bugs had lost the keys to the handcuffs.
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Gethin meets with Bex's mother, Sonia Fowler (Natalie Cassidy), and asks Sonia to encourage Bex to take part in an upcoming school showcase. Gethin encourages Bex to sing her original song, "Boxed Up Broken Heart", at the showcase, and she agrees. At the showcase, Gethin calls Bex to the stage but when she is missing he calls Alexandra and Travis Law-Hughes (Alex James-Phelps) for their performance of Romeo and Juliet. Alexandra is also missing so Gethin asks Louise to take over.
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She was first the acting curator of the collection, which contained documents belonging to Jane Addams and other sources that were around 300 years old. Brinton doubled the size of the collection, by taking relevant sources back from the Library of Congress to include in her archive for SCPC. She also found other documents belonging to Addams in 1951, which had been boxed up and placed in the Addams' barn. The special collections of peace seals and stamps were started by Brinton.
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In Chapter 15, while discussing his review of the crime scene items boxed up from McKay's murder, Leaphorn refers to a Raymond Chandler mystery, where a key bit of information was found under the toupee of a murdered man, in a room otherwise sacked in search of what Marlowe found. That is part of the novel The Little Sister published in 1949. The Big Star Way ceremonial requested by Hostiin Peshlakai is one of the many curing ceremonials of the Navajo people.
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Several months pass, but Angel is still obsessed with Vane. He stalks her, and eventually sees her kissing Ricardo, with whom Vane has begun a relationship. Later, Angel observes Ricardo and Vane shopping for baby things and realises that she is pregnant with Ricardo’s baby. A few days later Angel intercepts Vane in the street; he tells her that he has boxed up her remaining possessions, including her passport, and asks if she would like to come back with him to the apartment to pick them up.
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Voiced by April Stewart, first appears in "Boxed Up Fury" (episode #48) Pandora is the creator and owner of "Pandora's Box". When Danny was powerless to stop the Box Ghost from creating havoc with the box, he entered her lair and asked her help in retrieving it back. She is a benevolent ghost who keeps the world less evil by keeping many malicious contents within her box, but can get aggressive when tampered with. She shares her name with the first woman from classical mythology.
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She attempts to become closer to her twin brother, Perry, who has dropped out of college and became a social recluse. Eric calls her and surprises her with his arrival, and Bridget is pleasantly surprised when her father and brother help her clean the house. Eric stays the night at her house, and they end up having sex. After Eric leaves the next morning, she begins looking through old boxed up memories in her basement and finds mementos of her mother and her younger self.
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Holmes & Gomes started writing Ranked for their students at Granite Bay High School in the spring of 2018. Holmes has been the director of theatre arts at Granite Bay High School since 2012, and Gomes is a local composer and musician who serves as the high school theatre program's musical director each spring. They had previously collaborated on a serial musical called Boxed Up at the Sacramento Warehouse Artist Lofts. Holmes & Gomes chose to focus their new musical on academic pressure because that's the story their students wanted to tell.
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Pinboys at Holler House bowling alley Starting in the mid-twentieth century, Holler House began a tradition that has since accumulated nearly 1,000 bras. This tradition started when the owner Marcy Skowronski was drinking with her friends, after which they started taking their clothes off. This has now grown into a tradition in which women autograph and hang their bras from various fixtures in the tavern on their first visit. When the bras started fraying, Skowronski boxed up most of them to make room for new ones to be displayed.
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A young student named Akira has saved up a large sum of money to buy the latest and best personal computer - only to find out they are sold out. He then finds what he thinks is the same model number in an alley, and buys the large boxed-up machine from a shady character nearby. When he gets home, Akira is shocked to find that his new computer is a bio-android shaped like a pretty young lady. He is even more shocked when she tells him that she constantly needs his semen to refresh her physical memory.
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Once boxed up, enemies become projectiles that can be used to defeat other enemies or to destroy roadblocks such as walls. Neo's magnetism can also be used to interact with platforms. For example, red platforms can used to perform super jumps when Neo emits a red magnetic field, effectively repelling him into the air, or alternatively he can "stick" to them by emitting a blue magnetic field. There are also zip lines that Neo can attach to by using the opposite colored magnetic field and levers that can be pushed by using the same colored magnetic field.
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"Not the Kind of Girl", a song that Herbert wrote for a screening of the 1928 film The Patsy at the Birds Eye View film festival at the BFI, was included by Ian Shaw on his 2017 album Shine Sister Shine. In 2017, Herbert wrote the song "Boxed Up Broken Heart" for actress Jasmine Armfield to perform in the BBC television programme EastEnders, in her role as Bex Fowler. She also co-wrote, with Olivia Stevens, the song "Leave A Little Light On", which was released as a single by Ruby and the Revelators in January 2019.
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After James-Younger Gang member Charlie Pitts was killed in the chaotic aftermath of the disastrous September 7, 1876 Northfield, Minnesota raid, his body was boxed up and temporarily submerged in the lake by Dr. Henry Hoyt, a local physician who wanted the bleached skeleton as a display piece for his office. The skeleton was on display for unknown number of years at the Stage Coach Museum in Shakopee, Minnesota. In 1981 the remains were donated to the Northfield Historical Society. Currently the skeleton is housed in the Physical Anthropology Lab at Minnesota State University in Mankato awaiting analysis.
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While the Soviets had ordered the evacuation of art from the Hermitage, they had not evacuated the 250,000 samples of seeds, roots, and fruits stored in what was then the world's largest seedbank. A group of scientists at the Vavilov Institute boxed up a cross section of seeds, moved them to the basement, and took shifts protecting them. Those guarding the seedbank refused to eat its contents, even though by the end of the siege in the spring of 1944, nine of them had died of starvation. In 1943, parts of Vavilov's collection, samples stored within the territories occupied by the German armies, mainly in Ukraine and Crimea, were seized by a German unit headed by Heinz Brücher.
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In 1982, Media General, owner of newspapers as well as broadcasting and cable TV companies, bought the William B. Tanner Company for cash. David L. Jordan, vice president of Media General, said it was primarily interested in Tanner because of its expertise in the programming area. Some of the stations that commissioned Pepper Tanner jingles were WPOP, WLIF, WLS, WOLF, WVLK and WPGC. It was later divested in 1988 and the ID jingles, syndication reels and production libraries of Media General Broadcast Services were acquired by TM studios. Media General’s operations in Memphis was shut down and the master backing tracks and sound libraries were boxed up and shipped to the TM studios in Dallas.
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Archival processing is the act of surveying, arranging, describing, and performing basic preservation activities on the recorded material of an individual, family, or organization after they are permanently transferred to an archive. A person engaging in this activity is known as an archival processor, archival technician, or archivist. Ideally, when an archives receives a collection of papers or a group of records, they will have been arranged by the originator (the original person, persons, or organization that created or assembled the collection or records) and boxed up for the move to the archives in such a way that this order has been preserved. However, collections and record groups are often semi-organized, and sometimes lack any discernible organization.
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The collection was boxed up and stored for safekeeping during the Argentine occupation in 1982. In 1987 it was decided to reopen the museum in "Britannia House" as the Government Dockyard - the ideal site for the new museum was available for some time, whereas Britannia House was almost immediately available. The building now known as Britannia House was a Brazilian prefabricated house constructed in 1981 for the Argentine airline L.A.D.E. which operated an air service to Stanley at the time. After the end of the occupation, the house was given its new name and was used by various Commanders of British Forces in the Falklands until Mount Pleasant Airport was completed in 1985 and the garrison moved out of Stanley.
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The song is played during the opening credits for Toy Story, Toy Story 3, and Toy Story 4, establishing the importance of Woody and Andy in the first film and the importance of all his toys in the third and fourth. Toy Story 3 also uses it for irony and dramatic effect, as the opening credits harken back to the first film and the song abruptly fades out with "As the years go by, Our friendship will never die", before showing that Andy's remaining toys in the present day are boxed up and unused. When they were unused, Andy was 17 years old. In Toy Story 4, the song is heard during the opening montage, that features Andy playing with Woody, giving him to Bonnie as a teenager, and Bonnie playing with him, but soon starting to neglect him.
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The hospital reported that it did not have funds to pay for the worth of pharmaceutical supplies that had been delivered to it on credit, and that it was operating with a skeleton of its normal staff of 100 people. At the associated Frontline Pharma chain of pharmacies, stock bought on credit was boxed up and sent back to its suppliers and the company was shut down, as it had no money to continue operating. Employees at Frontline Pharma and in other companies in the group were also hit by the investigating authorities seizing all documents from the human resources department, which included the originals (demanded by the company from employees) of school mark cards, passports, and (in the case of the pharmacists) DPharma certificates. These documents being necessary for future employment elsewhere, police assured them that they would be returned.
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The staff of the Salt Tax Palace were thrown into panic as Puyi ordered all of his treasures to be boxed up and shipped out; in the meantime Puyi observed from his window that soldiers of the Manchukuo Imperial Army were taking off their uniforms and deserting. To test the reaction of his Japanese masters, Puyi put on his uniform of Commander-in-Chief of the Manchukuo Army and announced "We must support the holy war of our Parental Country with all our strength, and must resist the Soviet armies to the end, to the very end". With that, Yoshioka fled the room, which showed Puyi that the war was lost. At one point, a group of Japanese soldiers arrived at the Salt Tax Palace, and Puyi believed they had come to kill him, but they merely went away after seeing him stand at the top of the staircase.
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Similar to other visual novels, Symphonic Rain is highly text-based and most of the game requires little player interaction apart from clicking a few options presented to the player, usually dealing with where he wishes to head to after school. At certain points during the course of the story, the game switches into a "song-playing mode" where the player is required to hit keys to the beat of a background music track, usually sung by one of the heroines of the game, guided by different-colored musical notes scrolling from the right of the screen to the left. Each one of the notes are inscribed with a letter on the keyboard, which the player has to press when the note reaches a boxed-up region beside the treble clef. Points are awarded for the accuracy of keyboard input, starting with zero points for an inaccurate attempt, eight points for being slightly off, and thirty-five points for being exact.
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A Report into the accident and its causes was written by Colonel Ian McNaughton and published in September 1974 which discussed the causes of the accident and how to prevent a re-occurrence of it. His report considered that the primary fault of the accident was due to poor working procedures at Old Oak Common's maintenance area, with the fact that somebody (It was never determined who or when) closed the battery box door without securing it, or notifying the Electrical Engineer. Engineer Pitter was criticized for locking the pear-drop in the raised position, even after he had opened the door but the main blame for the accident laid with Engineer Ashley, who failed to examine the door's two locks prior to the engine's departure under the inexcusable belief that since the locomotive doors appeared secure, it meant that the locomotive would not require any examination. Similar, Mr. Abbas who asked for the locomotive to be "boxed up" was also criticized to a lesser degree for the fact that he did not examine the locomotive and wholly took Ashley's word on the matter.
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