The marks will go in a separate cash drawer that cannot be used to dispense change.
She opened a drawer that was a chaotic mess, gave a brief glance and slammed it shut again.
My father kept a certificate in his drawer that awarded him, for his loyalty to the smoky pleasures of Laphroaig, a square inch of peat in Scotland.
Usman received the video from his family; he has a drawer that is stacked with them, movie-length postcards from home.
Vonnegut was never happy with the label of 'science-fiction writer', which he described as being put into a drawer that "serious" critics use as a urinal.
The manager of Da Nico, Frankie Kastrati, waded through a puddle of something defrosted and pulled open a drawer that had held grillable meats several hours before.
You will find me in a drawer that has seven spatulas but nary a ladle, and you will find that I am not ashamed.
He emptied the living-room cabinet drawer that held their savings and split it with his wife and daughter, telling them, "Buy whatever you can, as fast as you can".
On women, though, shorts have moved out of the holiday drawer – that place where strange summer staples including jersey maxi dresses with spaghetti straps, say, or cheap sarongs hide – and into the spotlight.
Since then, his body has been lying in a London mortuary, his tiny frame kept at -8C, wrapped in a package at the back of an adult-sized drawer that is rarely opened by staff, and marked "Baby Blum: Deceased".
(A Chihuahua might prefer something lower, a drawer that would slide out of a kickboard perhaps?) A carpenter can modify an existing drawer for about $150, Ms. Drysdale said.
