Sentence examples for bookcase from from inspiring English sources

The current showstopper is a rare Queen Anne burl walnut bureau bookcase from about 1705, standing 8 foot 1.

Mr. Marigold made the bookcase from an avocado trunk he found in Miami and split lengthwise to make the modular partitions.

The modular bookcase from Kartell, which can be used as a free-standing room divider, is $2,094 as shown, with one storage cube.

When he returned, he was questioned and said that he had bought the bookcase from a construction firm and that the maps and CD-ROM belonged to the company.

The two-year-old DVD player from Best Buy or the lightly used Leksvik bookcase from Ikea will be piled out by the curb next to old newspapers and magazines.

Online, she had seen the Ladder Bookcase from De La Espada, which leans against the wall and has five shelves with a drawer at the bottom, so she went to the company's SoHo showroom to examine it, only to find that the store had been permanently closed.

A woman in California ordered a pair of bookcases from HomePoint.com in Greenville, S.C.

The classical revival affected the design of bookcases from about 1770, with an emphasis on simple forms and restrained detail.

She bought bookcases from Ikea and stacked them with hundreds of books from her home that children and teachers could borrow.

Tyler Velten, a student at the Yale School of Architecture, transformed his $35 Billy bookcases from Ikea into artful cabinets with the addition of plywood doors he made and a few $3 hinges.

(Jay descendants were there until 1906, when it was bought by a banker, Warner Van Norden, who with Gilded Age extravagance imported wood paneling and bookcases from Europe).