Sentence examples for fish cabinet from inspiring English sources

Victor Pinchuk, a Ukrainian steel billionaire, is believed to have bought the large fish cabinet, "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow", for £2.95m.

One of the first reported successes was Damien Hirst's cabinet of fish at White Cube, sold to an anonymous buyer for £3.5m.

And it is about time, Ms. Futter said, as she stood on the balcony and surveyed the static display cabinets and fish models mounted as if they were in an angler's trophy room.

A collections gallery, hermetically sealed with airlock doors, provides carefully controlled environmental conditions for fragile items in their glass display cabinets – including fish bones found embedded in the floor of the great kitchen and unexpectedly worldly betting slips found in the monks' quarters.

"The deepest deflation in the food cabinet came from fish, down 6.8% year-on-year, followed by milk, cheese and eggs and vegetables," said analysts at Shore Capital.

"My file cabinet was smashed.

Get a file cabinet.

Margaret Thatcher made no secret of her contempt for the wimpish men around her. (There is a joke about her going out to dinner with her cabinet. "Steak or fish?" asks the waiter. "Steak, of course," she replies. "And for the vegetables?" "They'll have steak as well").

The basement is a "market," in reality a cabinet of meat and fish of irreproachable quality but insufficient variety.

A bird flapping into the sides of the cabinet transforms into a fish revolving around a globe propped in a field.

At what temperature are meat and fish kept in refrigerated self-service cabinets?