Sentence examples for in its drawer from inspiring English sources

Sometimes when I'm lying in bed, I like to picture it in its drawer, its eye slit glowing phosphorescent red while a faint plume of gunsmoke pours out of its bullet hole and Diamanda Galas slowly crescendos from the walls.

Unless you're cutting it into crazy shapes, this grid makes it super easy and lets you keep the ruler in its drawer.

"Talk about Alex retiring has reared its head every three or four years and then been put back in its drawer and we've all waited another three or four years.

The T-shirt would stay in its drawer for the playoffs.

I began collecting vintage fountain pens some years ago, and part of my collection is housed in the mahogany box on top of the metal whatnot, as well as in smaller boxes in its drawers.

In its drawers, the history of the Taller is extended backward in time to the vivid work of Jose Guadalupe Posada (1852-1913) in Mexico and forward to Rafael Tufino and Antonio Martorell (with a big, dark linocut landscape) in Puerto Rico.

In its drawers, preserved in glassine envelopes, are thousands of images: of a bewildered man dressed like a carrot, of youngsters joy-riding on the back of a bus, of a brawny firefighter playing Santa Claus, of men dressed like women wandering around in the dark.

The idea came to Hohler when he embarked on a tour of Britain's public collections and realised quite how much there was to do on watercolour alone: Norwich Castle Museum held about 4,500 paintings by a single artist; the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, meanwhile, had somewhere between 200,000-300,000 watercolours in its drawers.

The lodge has recently been cleaned up, but hundreds of pieces of furniture still lie under layers of dust in the adjacent buildings, from emperors' lanterns to bronze chess sets to a dark polished desk with inlaid mother-of-pearl, the original contents still in its drawers.

In its shallow drawer I kept a prism that made rainbows,... the face of my father's old Timex and a sample vial of Patou's Joy".

You want these in the coldest spot in your fridge, often but not always at the bottom, ideally stored in its own drawer.