Enter through a concrete lobby in an anonymous building fronted by corrugated sheeting a few blocks from the Pacific Ocean in West L.A. and suddenly you're in a hangar-esque space where some 200 acolytes toil at desks and tables constructed from the same cheap red plywood used for packing cases.
Although U.S. Corrugated, a paper and pulp company, is not a household name, and a complicated stand alone investment, a lot of corporate bonds that are called or an event to create an early redemption such as a mergers and acquisitions occur regularly.
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Fixed into holes in a corrugated iron roof, the "bulb" is a recycled plastic bottle that contains bleached water.
This stall was a table covered by a corrugated tin roof at the front of an alley.
It's a low-rent joint: The ladies' room is housed in a corrugated-steel shed.
The center of the building had curled in on itself so that what looked like a corrugated steel shed was thrust in the air.
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Lesley Coupar, from the zoo, told BBC Scotland that the alarm went off and the owners went out to see that the reptile house, a corrugated iron building, was ablaze.
They shared a hut made from corrugated tin and decaying wood and led a simple life that was suddenly marred a year ago with the return of Hena's cousin Mahbub Khan.
Measuring 8ft by 8ft and in need of some repair, the blue-painted wooden shed has a simple corrugated iron roof.
Reporters said they had seen fridges, ceiling fans, fire engines, pieces of corrugated iron and even a grand piano being wheeled along the streets.
With Temple-Inland, International Paper would hold about 37% of the North American corrugated packaging market, a detail that lends some questions to whether anti-trust regulators will allow a merger to go forward.
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Now all that remains is wasteland, surrounded by a blue, corrugated metal fence.
At a 4-foot-long skylight, a 7-foot corrugated-plastic lighting sculpture made of small plates hangs from the 20-foot ceiling.
In March 1999, Piccard was on the final leg of an around-the-world journey by hot air balloon the first-ever nonstop flight of its kind when his Breitling Orbiter 3 swept low over the Egyptian desert and skidded to a halt on the corrugated plains.
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They took me to their home, a one room shack made out of corrugated iron sheets.
We went and got that clear corrugated stuff and put it across the top for a roof.
More a squatters' camp than a village, it nevertheless offers a shabby air of permanence, with at least a hundred or so Zulus residing in corrugated tin shacks and cardboard shanties, all either on their way to someplace else or with no other place to go.
Watching Ahmed fix corrugated iron to the sides of his new shed is a teenage South African boy.
This Ohio company, founded as a wooden barrel maker, makes steel drums, corrugated boxes, water bottles, rain barrels and basically every type of packaging you could think of.
They had a slightly larger yard than most of their crammed-in neighbors, so they had closed it off with sheets of rusty corrugated metal, and there, at four long wooden tables beneath a string of light bulbs which dangled from a second-story clostra-block window, they served up to thirty customers per night, if the turnover was fast.
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