Sentence examples for lit shelves from inspiring English sources

Yarish's lab is a library of species, a series of chilly walk-ins with brightly lit shelves of flasks holding acid-green tendrils, mossy puffballs, scab-red tufts.

EXCEPT for the welcome absence of muzak, the Panda Hypermarket is much like any other giant retail outlet, its brightly lit shelves neatly stacked with bar-coded goods from the corners of the world.

Being able to flip through the first couple of pages of twenty to forty books, spotting the pile of mouldering 50s sci-fi pulps, shying from the radioactive evil of the chick lit shelves, it is this browsing that has done more to introduce me to new and interesting authors and or genres than anything else.

A concert Steinway (well played by Diane Walsh, whose CD of the Diabelli Variations was selling briskly in the lobby the night I was there) stands beside Derek McLane's beautifully designed proscenium stage, which re-creates the well-lit shelves and gray manuscript boxes of Beethoven's archive in Bonn.

On Wednesday evening, a couple of customers quietly browsed the lamp-lit shelves; one man took down a book, sat down in a chair to leaf through it for a while, then got a saleswoman to put it back for him and left.

The walk-in closet features back-lit shelves, ideal for showcasing a large shoe collection.

Edn is still in production, but I saw a prototype (which Woltz is currently using to grow thyme, cilantro, bell peppers, arugula, rosemary, and a pumpkin) and the device essentially looks like three back-lit shelves on one top of the other.

Today, the jar in which the misshapen baby was preserved long ago has a well-lit shelf of its own.

As well as East, there's Indigo On The Beach (sister restaurant to Indigo at One Aldwych) which offers a decidedly un-Caribbean menu: smoked salmon sandwiches for US$21, bruschetta ($10), lamb cutlets ($24); there's a funky library with fluorescent-lit Perspex shelves and artfully arranged glossy coffee-table books and beach reads recommended by Campbell Gray's chums in publishing.

The paperback edition of her searing, beautifully reviewed memoir, Lit, has hit the shelves, and Karr is striking out to stoke the sales buzz for a book that should be flying out the door all on its own.

This was literature with (sometimes smudgy) soul, not mere off-the-shelf lit-product marketed like soap.