Sentence examples for coat trees from inspiring English sources
In "Instant Recognition Between Strangers" he writes: "But until our names are called, we wait in the dark hall with the coat trees./Kafka, Kafka, barks the dog".
Peaking in June, billions of cicadas are expected to produce a mating roar and coat trees, shrubs and lawns with crunchy exoskeletons.
A few coat trees are scattered about the stage, but the garments on them go largely unused; Mr. Keogh and Ms. Manahan need only an occasional hat or scarf to bring an entire countryside of misfits and malcontents to life.
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A coat tree holding a single man's trench coat, jeans jacket and working-in-the-garden chamois suggests the melancholy of a man successful at work but not at love.
"I was only quoting U.N. reports and Canadian Human Rights Commission reports," he said, sitting at his boardroom table in his conservative business suit, his feathered headdress hanging from a coat tree by his desk.
To hold in-season jackets, the easiest option is to add a coat tree, Ms. Ecker said, as long as the entry hall isn't so narrow it would get in the way.
In a cramped studio apartment, measuring roughly 600 square feet, he said, "I basically took apart my bookshelves and my coat tree and got some papier-mâché and built a hundred or so figures about four feet tall".
Clear away stuff that doesn't belong or can be stored elsewhere, and put in a coat tree, garment rack or extra wall hooks to hold bulky winter wear.
Choose a stainless steel coat tree in a modern foyer or a dark stained wooden one in a Victorian home.
Instead of attaching coat hooks to the wall, invest in a coat tree that matches the rest of your decorative entryway.
