Are empty stacks going to be the permanent and visible sign of the library's recent misadventure?
The remaining two holders were baited with two empty stacked cups each.
A few months later, she received a package in the mail containing a broken picture frame (empty); a stack of photographs of the Connecticut countryside, probably dating from the time Lu was thinking of moving up there; and twenty-odd earring backs.
You start out on Monday with three empty trays stacked on top of each other (the stack above on the left).
Remnants of elaborate signs and display shelving are still visible, but the majority of the space is stacked high with boxes and shipping containers in all sizes and stages: empty ones stacked and teetering, half-filled sorting boxes clearly labeled indicating specific items such as women's clothes, boy's clothes, shoes etc.
The mall is plagued with empty stores, stacked boxes and abandoned cables.
In West Lawn, supporters half-filled a high school gymnasium, with one set of empty bleachers stacked against the wall.
In the back are the empty metal stacks of the library, and behind them the windows are wide open.
The restaurant was still closed at 10 a.m. on Monday - darkened, empty, chairs stacked upside down on tables - when Mr. Toyo flipped on the World Cup game between Japan and Cameroon and proceeded to slice thin pieces of raw fish, all while following the action in a tight match.
A dry-erase board in the room showed a nearly nonexistent third act, all empty ovals stacked like pancakes, as the collaborators kicked around the episode's story elements: a new American national anthem rebooted by J. J. Abrams; a comically inept xenophobe running for president; and an addictive talking fruit that induces nostalgia for the pop-culture of one's youth.
But before I emptied the stacks of cobweb-covered bins into the dumpster, I looked at the many artifacts contained in them.
