Sentence examples for cabinets called from inspiring English sources

A pair of black oak and holly marquetry cabinets, called Zebras, is listed in the exhibition catalogue at £90,000.

The J. Paul Getty Museum recently had a show about wonder cabinets called "Devices of Wonder" and the New York Public Library is opening "A Cabinet of Curiosities" in two weeks.

6. Lucy Sparrow made two cabinets of stuffed and sewn versions of things that appear in men's and women's medicine cabinets called His N' Hers.

One exciting bit in Munroe's exhibition is the old arcade cabinets called the Torontrons, which have been retrofitted with indie games.

If, for example, you need three desks, a couple bookcases, and a few filing cabinets, call one of the companies we've listed and tell them what you need and ask them for an all-inclusive quote to get you those items.

The cabinet called on Palestinians to press on with the uprising until they gain independence.

Those who detested him as a member of her kitchen cabinet called him Khushamadi – "toady" – Singh.

3. A contemporary cabinet called Coins comes in cherry or beech with two round, mirrored doors.

Ahmed Abdel Rahman, the secretary general of the Palestinian cabinet, called the operation "an Israeli trap".

The cabinet called for stimulating the economy through faster construction of railroads, schools, clinics and other infrastructure.

True, half her cabinet called on her to resign over allegations that she had rigged her election victory last year.