Sentence examples for cabinets in which from inspiring English sources

Given his title – minister for the Cabinet Office – it would be a fair assumption that Oliver Letwin would have some cabinets in which to put his documents.

Her solution was the improvised creation of tall, narrow display cabinets in which a high-resolution video projector is concealed within the top of the structure.

His cabinets, in which Mr Solbes is one of the few survivors from Mr González's day, have contained many women a demonstration of his commitment to equality of the sexes.

Turn the many empty cigarette boxes you have lying about the house you share with your widowed mother into miniature file cabinets in which you file your index cards.

And he manages to fit in a number of domestic objects – some still with us, others consigned to the antiques' graveyard of nostalgia: among them the duvet (once the continental quilt), the teasmade, the bidet, deodorant, electric blankets, Lincrusta wallpaper and those specially built cabinets in which primitive televisions were often concealed.

There are drawers in cabinets in which I place letters.

Instead, they see an armoire or cabinet, in which the offenders are tastefully tucked away.

I do not mean to excuse the cabinet in which I served.

And then came the election and the new cabinet, in which there are fewer women than ever.

Bush's cabinet is now a Churchillian war cabinet, in which dull posts like secretary of transportation have taken on critical significance.

In 1941 the French ceded additional provinces (including Vientiane) to the Luang Prabang kingdom and granted executive powers to a Lao cabinet in which Viceroy Phetsarath served as premier.