On the credenza opposite is another jumbled nest of wires for recharging mobile phones, cameras, netbooks, MP3 players and other portable gizmos.
He is to buy, among other things, a credenza (shelf) for the kitchen and some toggle bolts.
(A few years earlier, in a concept design for an all-in-one computer, Ive had hidden its screen behind credenza doors, which is about as close as hardware comes to a quacking ringtone).
Max was found cold and alone in the drawer of a vintage Knoll credenza left out for curbside bulk pickup.
On a credenza behind his office chair is a three-sided handmade nameplate, created for him last year at a company budget meeting.
Now there were cans of iced-tea mix sitting on the Victrola, and boxed pots and pans parked in the corner where the credenza used to be.
As the day progresses, Nordine pulls files from the drawers behind him and scrawls instructions in red pen on the blizzard of phone messages and printed-out e-mails his assistants drop off at one end of the credenza; gradually, he begins leaving the drawers open until he is closed in entirely.
A carved puppet likeness of Maple sits on a credenza and is dressed, as Maple often was, in a blue double-breasted blazer with four gold buttons.
There was a wooden desk containing a multilingual Bible, a coffee table bolted to the blue floral carpet, an L-shaped sofa in a mauve-and-blue tweed, a nonfunctioning mini-refrigerator, and a clunky TV, which, along with CD and DVD players, was strapped to the credenza — for an understandable reason, but, still, it didn't make one feel like family.
When he gets home and tries to drill holes in order to hang up the credenza he ends up with openings large enough for beer glass coasters.
Christie had served as counsel to the Bush 2000 campaign's New Jersey team, and Ashcroft paid him a visit in August and noticed the snow globe on a credenza behind his desk.
