Sentence examples for larger cabinets from inspiring English sources

Designed by Cellarworks, a local company, the $500,000 U-shaped space will provide a mahogany cabinet free of charge to nearly every resident, though larger apartments will get larger cabinets, Mr. Manton said.

It will tell you what standard sizes are available (this almost always means 12" wide at a minimum, with larger cabinets at 3" increments).

Some shops have mainly larger cabinets, dining and living room sets or bedroom furniture while others stock smaller items such as lamps, Buddha statues, cushion covers or wall hangings.

Since the coup, the council has created policy, while the larger cabinet has taken a secondary role.

The company can also increase the height of the hole to fit a larger cabinet for a total cost of between $1,500 and $2,000.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper, whose Conservative Party was returned to power this month, introduced a larger cabinet on Thursday that featured a greater proportion of women.

Part of the problem, Mr. Wahid said, was the larger cabinet; it had been made up of politicians from main factions of the People's Consultative Assembly, which put him into power.

The 1860s marked the height of the carte de visite craze and by the 1870s they were being replaced by the larger "cabinet cards". While the small size of carte de visites (approximately 4.5 x 2.5 inches) made them ideal for being collected in albums, cabinet cards (approximately 6.5 x 4.5 inches) were large enough to display on their own and viewed across a room.

The woofer in these speakers measures 125mm (5-inches) and it's been tweaked to match the larger cabinet size.

If anyone wonders how he stays so organized, Larranaga walks behind his desk here at BankUnited Center and opens two large cabinets, which house more than two decades' worth of Franklin Covey daily planners: thick, three-ring monstrosities the size of dictionaries.

The combined talents of Pulley and Claydon squeezed call processing gear that filled large cabinets into a box the size of a textbook.