I bought a carton of milk from the supermarket.

Cardboard

I will use these card boxes in which your notebooks came.

I just bought some cardboard.

The cardboard boxes are fragile.

This box is made of cardboard.

Milk, milk, milk, milk, milk not milk.

Cardboard boxes rip easily.

Everything came in plastic, in cardboard.

Tom filled the room with cardboard boxes.

I need some cardboard boxes to pack my possessions.

Now the really clever bit is what they did with the cardboard waste.

You all have a piece of cardboard and a piece of paper.

So this is a corrugated box and its shadow.

Cardboard is stronger than paper.

So they're cutting out the little pieces of cardboard here and pasting them up.

Cow's milk is tastier than soy milk.

Harvest baby teeth.

Do you have some milk?

Be sure to pick up some milk.

Do you want some milk?

I drank milk.

I need some milk.

I want milk.

And one of my favorites is called the Cardboard to Caviar Project by Graham Wiles.

Add a little milk.

Add a little milk.

Do you have some milk?

Do you have some milk?

I bought two bottles of milk.

Get me a glass of milk.

Would you like a cup of milk?

I filled this glass with milk.

Give me a glass of milk.

When I was a child, I was always drinking milk.

Bring me that glass of milk.

I want some milk.

She drank a glass of milk.

I drank a glass of milk.

In those times documents had hard covers, they were filled in by hand, and they stated your job.

There were three hundred cardboard boxes filled with old clothes ready to be sent to the disaster area.

Now, the buttermilk that you get is actually low fat or skim milk.

Drink up your milk.

Drink up your milk.

Drink up your milk.