Citations:fun pack

English citations of fun pack

General usage

• 1995 August 10, “Safer Sex Week”, in Woroni, Canberra, page 5:

  A `Comic Condom Caption Competition' will also be held, with students being invited to create an amusing caption to match the cartoon. The winner will receive a `Condom Fun Pack'.

• 1996 February 2, “Polly's Friends, Australia's Favourite Koala”, in The Times, Victoria Harbour, SA, page 21:

  Blinky is giving you the chance to win one of five of his very own fun packs worth $50.

Singaporean context

• 2005 August 8, “NDP TICKET HOLDERS URGED TO BE ON TIME”, in Today, page 4:

  The parade fun pack, which can be slung, hand-carried or used as a backpack, was created by six Design School students.

• 2009 August 5, Shu Chiang, “Festival: National Day parade”, in inSing.com events‎^[1]:

  The NDP ‘funpack’ – first introduced in 1992 – is packed for the first time by prisoners, under the Yellow Ribbon rehabilitation project in 2009.

• 2011 July 8, “Why the obsession with NDP fun packs?”, in My Paper‎^[2]:

  Increasingly, the fun pack was filled to the brim as sponsors happily offered their products, such as discount coupons and battery-operated fans.

• 2011 August 8, “Cooling-Off Day and Polling Day”, in Today, page 8:

  All spectators will be given an NDP Fun Pack containing two bottles of water, two packet drinks, and light snacks, amongst other things.

• 2013 July 6, “‘Simple, elegant’ NDP fun pack to keep and re-use”, in The Straits Times‎^[3]:

  Said Lieutenant-Colonel Chang Pin Chuan, who chairs the NDP’s logistics and finance committee: “The NDP fun pack is an enduring feature, we give them out every year. We want to make sure it is being re-used by people.”

• 2014 July 3, “220,000 funpacks to be given out at this year’s NDP”, in Today Online‎^[4]:

  The multifunctional funpack, which can carry a weight of more than 6kg and is water resistant, will contain button badges to be pinned onto the pack.

• 2015 March 5, “NDP funpacks for all Singaporeans, even at home: Here are 5 facts about funpacks”, in The Straits Times‎^[5]:

  Every Singaporean and permanent resident household – about 1.2 million in all – will each receive a funpack, said Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen during his ministry Budget debate on Thursday.