Sentence examples for a whatnot from inspiring English sources

(My foray into the future with Alexa would occur in a room decorated with Puritan bookends and a whatnot shelf).

"Cymbeline," whether it is called a romance or a tragicomedy or a whatnot, is about as undistillable as Shakespeare plays get.

Wilder's technical descriptions, from bobsleds and railroads to growing a giant milk-fed pumpkin or constructing a whatnot, can be hard to follow.

The half of the room out of shot has chalk-and-brick walls, their courses all higgledy-piggledy, bookshelves, and a Pembroke table and a whatnot piled with poems and projects.

Tiny things?" and invited Jolene into the dining room to inspect the shelves of a whatnot on which were arranged assorted Lilliputian gewgaws — scissors, thimbles, crystal flower baskets, toy figurines, forks and knives: "I've had some of these since I was a child.

The first goal was to see if the grow light could move the needle, boost a dude's Vitamin A or whatnot.

Sumptuous rugs on the floor, a jacket on a door handle, a bunch of flowers left casually on an antique whatnot, a bunch of keys thrown in a dish of small change with a receipt from a New York bar.

The native widescreen aspect ratio is great and makes it so your image on the other screen (or your own, if you're doing a webcast or whatnot) isn't just a head with a little bit of stuff around it.

I have a propane refrigerator, a propane stove and oven, propane lights and a kitchen counter with a sink and whatnot in it.

JACK DORSEY: Or an Android phone, or a blackberry, whatnot.

It'd be expensive, but if you've got practically zero margin to work with, it might turn out that a landing gear and whatnot is an unnecessary frill.