Sentence examples for common cupboard from inspiring English sources

Is the Cronut a craze that, like the designer cupcake, is doomed to walk the avenues briefly and then die in shame and embarrassment, or is it a true contribution — as the croissant and the doughnut and the pretzel all were in their day — and likely to become part of the common cupboard?

Is the Cronut a craze that, like the designer cupcake, is doomed to walk the avenues briefly and then die in shame and embarrassment, or is it a true contribution as the croissant and the doughnut and the pretzel all were in their day and likely to become part of the common cupboard?

He made a secret memorial to suffragette Emily Davison in a Commons broom cupboard.

Other false widow varieties, with common names like "cupboard spider" and "rabbit hutch spider", rather give away their preferred habitats.

Teams were dispatched with mops and buckets to the cloisters, cupboards, common rooms, Master's vestibule, the Ceremony Hall and the Buddha's altar.

Among the three items with the least comprehensibility, two of these ('get up from a chair without armrests' and 'reach a 2-kg object from an overhanging cupboard') are common activities in many urbanized populations.

Pompeian wall paintings show that plain, undecorated wooden tables and benches were standard in kitchens and workshops and that panelled cupboards were common.

An hour before this exchange, Benn is inviting MacIntyre into the broom cupboard of the Commons crypt, to see the plaque he has put inside to commemorate Emily Wilding Davison, the suffragette who hid there the night of the 1910 census to declare that Parliament was her place of residence (and who died throwing herself under the King's horse at the 1913 Derby).

A symmetrical arrangement of drawers surrounded a small, central cupboard, in which it was common to find a temple-like structure, with columns backed by mirrors that increased the apparent perspective.

The recommended designs for the hospital meal cart are basically the cupboard type, which are not common to Nigeria hospitals.

In the 1970s, a friend offering to crack open a bottle of foul muck made in a cupboard under the stairs was a common threat and the prelude to an appalling hangover.