How to pronounce “little boxes” in English

little our little boxes and forgetting that there is this greater world.

just little boxes on a green bed and uh I think that if there's to be another uh

I'm sorry-- little boxes on the hillside made of ticky-tacky, ticky-tacky.

And these are all little boxes.

They go into little boxes in the star and the boxes are shrinking and so the electrons are getting confined and so they jiggle faster.

They go into little boxes in the star, and the boxes are shrinking, and so the electrons are getting confined, and so they jiggle faster.

It's not about checking those cute little boxes.

And they would look inside little boxes and behind trees and in holes.

You get Pomi in those little boxes.

And I put in these little boxes indicating where the ads are, and you see no fixations there.

I want you to stop measuring yourself by how many cute little boxes you checked off.

conversation you can actually find a very very big set of little boxes and

Rice: and I think we get very much putting people into little boxes, but it is also the case, unfortunately, that this stuff about authentically black, which I have no idea

When I first came to the States, I was petrified when I saw the little boxes in the rice aisle, at Safeway and Whole Foods.

Some you may remember a song that Pete Seeger used to sing written by Malvina Reynolds about houses made of ticky-tacky,-- little boxes--

They didn't have any bread, so they gave me these brown little boxes.

And maybe you process it, and you put into little boxes.

If you've been there recently, there are these little boxes that go around and they're aware of you, they'll follow you-- well

That's why, again, they're in these lovely little boxes that are nicely shielded and grounded and everything's good.

There's a long list of those little boxes of squares on top.

And then even this famous song-- the most famous song about the suburbs, probably-- the song "Little Boxes," which was used as the theme song for

When you watch TV, that's the way they looked in their little boxes.

Yeah, and that's part of why-- so all the recipes in the book, we have little boxes at the bottom which tell you

sugar water, getting fat and weak on corn syrup, locked in little boxes at airports, sticking out their tongues on cue.

And they also have what you call a jacket, you can barely see these little boxes here, but we can go in and punch in the temperature to make sure that it's constant during fermentation,