Sentence examples for go to a shelf from inspiring English sources

They can simply go to a shelf and pull down a blank -- an 18-inch brook trout, say, or a 21-inch largemouth bass -- paint it, stick on synthetic fins, and voila.

He went to a shelf and pulled down a wrinkled copy of "Shibumi" by Trevanian.

Ms. Rosalia, who has a bubbly manner, went to a shelf and returned with a stack of volumes on the Empire State Building, fashion in the 1930s and life during the Great Depression.

To a reporter's question, "What's a good cure for writer's block?," Aardvark was able, in a couple of minutes, to come back with advice from Joe M. in New York: "Force yourself to write 3-5 paboutaphs aboutopicopic: Go to a book on your shelf, open to page 87.

Book titles are abundant - go to a local library and browse the shelves to familiarize yourself with book titles, and how they are written.

When I'm sick of a negotiation or angry with an associate for incompetence, I take a breather and go to my shelf and pick up a book.

Go to the shelf with the hat selections, and scan your hand over them with your eyes slightly open.

For an interview with the author and an extended review, go to Shelf Awareness.

For an interview with Philipp Meyer go to Shelf Awareness, where this review originally appeared.

Go to the shelves and look for the row that contains the call numbers of your book.

Cloth products are often folded in a rectangular shape when they are going to go to shelves and dressers.