Sentence examples for I shelve from inspiring English sources

Do I shelve some thoughts and put them away?

Now, should I shelve all that and vote for Plaid?

I finish reading a book on my iPad — one by Ed McBain, for instance — and I shelve it in the cloud.

In Tina Brown's first year as editor of The New Yorker, she suggested that I shelve the piece I was working on, and write about murder in the Strait of Malacca.

Since I shelve my books associatively, I'm less than engrossed by his worry about whether to place Garcia Lorca under G or L; it's not surprising to learn that when Manguel was living in Toronto, he crammed extra bookshelves into the bedrooms, corridors and even the bathroom, so that his children complained that 'they required a library card to enter their own home'.

I shelve my inner dialogue over which information I want.

It's something I shelved back in 2009, after a couple months of hammering away.

I shelved my indignation about the way he had opted out of Judah's life.

"I have done a lot of research for one that I shelved while writing The Night Guest.

"I shelved any thoughts of retirement and began to look forward to a new season and a new beginning with the Cardinals".

On a recent Sunday I shelved the jaded attitude on learning that 2012 is the centennial of the trees' planting; that called for a return visit.