| At the end of the Second World War, flowers were purchased from Covent Garden Market and delivered by rail in returnable wooden crates. |
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| Cod have air bladders and those hauled up from deep waters may not be returnable. |
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| The average life of a returnable glass bottle is five to ten years, with approximately five fillings per year. |
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| Lowell Paul Dairy of Greeley, Colorado, sells milk in returnable and refillable bottles. |
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| Some magazines, however, are not returnable and these are generally only stocked by newsagents when specifically ordered by customers. |
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| In that case, the registrant would be a specified beverage retailer in relation to returnable containers of that class. |
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| The specified beverage retailer supplies the beverage in the filled and sealed returnable container and typically does not unseal the container. |
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| For this reason, it has pioneered the use of returnable transit packaging, probably more so than any other industry. |
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| But it is expensive: DFB's members are paying in 1p a litre, returnable only if they retire or quit, to finance its expansion. |
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| I try to buy returnable bottles, which bring them   back when I go shopping. |
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| The depot pays the consumer the refund amount for the returnable container. |
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| If she should run away to her parents' home, she may be chased back because the bride price is returnable. |
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| All paint drums arriving should be returnable and re-usable where feasible and appropriate to the manufacturer's handling requirements. |
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| In Germany, cartons have gained a reputation for being environmentally unfriendly, and there has been a movement to encourage the use of returnable bottles. |
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| The project aims to install an automatic system for ink preparation from a reduced number of base colours, called dispensing, which makes it possible to supply raw materials in larger returnable containers. |
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| At Heineken's new greenfield brewery near Seville in Spain, with a capacity of around five million hectolitres, Krones has installed six filling lines for returnable and non-returnable glass bottles, and for cans. |
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| Subjects of the survey were the 1-litre returnable glass bottle and the 1-litre beverage carton as well as the market-relevant packing units of the 1.5-litre and 0.2-litre beverage cartons. |
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| In regions where the minority language population is small, the summons is made returnable on the one or two days per month set aside to deal with cases in the minority language. |
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| In reality the document as amended protects the rights of returnable immigrants and their continued stay in Europe much more than it ensures their repatriation. |
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| Lightweight, nonreturnable types achieved popularity in the 1960s, but by the 1970s returnable bottles were being promoted as one means of combating the ecological problem of disposal of solid wastes. |
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| Most drinks are also sold in returnable glass bottles, which are cheaper than cans. Although many Africans are poor, they are willing to pay for what they need. |
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| While in some states a process server or private investigator is authorized to serve the writ, a sheriff is the universally authorized officer to execute all writs returnable to the court within his county. |
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| The Micro Matic Drum Valve System and Macro Valve System offer environmentally safe solutions to the standardization of liquid containers and drums for returnable packaging. |
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| Ensure drinks cannot be sold in anything other than returnable, recyclable bottles and that fo ods tuffs are sold in biode gradable packaging. |
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| Consequently, a certain class of container may be a returnable container in one province where a refund is imposed and not in another province where a refund is not imposed. |
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| In 1964, Reynolds introduced one-way aluminum cans as a convenient alternative to returnable glass bottles and to steel cans, which still required a can opener. |
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