Sentence examples for displayed on the shelf from inspiring English sources

Price changes can then be received wirelessly from the store's network, ensuring that the price displayed on the shelf and the one called up at the checkout counter are the same.

It was displayed on the shelf alongside kombucha, the fermented tea that hippies drink after yoga class.

Little sisters tend to be cute, and Wildair is no exception — from the preponderance of adorable wine labels (the unexpected list includes mostly organic and natural bottles) displayed on the shelves to the recurring circle motifs in the superb pig-tail-terrine salad, the pork rilettes, the hazelnut tart, and many other dishes, to the Prouvé-lookalike barstools.

Dozens of natural and artificial wonders are displayed on the shelves, including a branch of flaming red coral that appears to be growing from the top of a human skull.American trompe l'oeil is one of the surprises of this exhibition (for this reason alone the catalogue essay by Mark Mitchell is well worth reading).

His office at City Lights is marked with a blue Parisian street sign saying Place St-Germain-des-Prés and he can be seen there most days, wheezily rearranging the chairs or making sure the books are properly displayed on the shelves.

Besides being scarce, gay male fiction was not readily displayed on the shelves in places that did actually sell them.

Jeb Bush is so focused on Florida that the one hint of his brother's campaign is displayed on the bottom shelf of one cabinet: a commemorative Texas license plate that proclaims, "G.W. Bush, President".

The books and objects you display on the shelves will likely have varying heights, so spacing the bookshelves an equal distance from each another will give the finished collection a sense of cohesion and allow the books and items to have some space.

The saga of Mr Holden's vegetables and the rejected royal roots involves thousands of food miles, tonnes of carbon emissions, enormous waste and a giant washing machine, designed to wash and polish carrots so that "when displayed on the supermarket shelf, even weeks after washing, they still look like wet, fresh carrots".

In this paper, we consider a supply chain coordination problem when demand faced by a retailer is influenced by the amount of inventory displayed on the retail shelf.

The walls are covered in biker memorabilia and vintage oil and petrol tins are displayed on the higher shelves.