Sentence examples for much shelved from inspiring English sources
As it happened, both plans were already pretty much shelved before the town hall meeting started.
It seems likely the Jolla hardware business is now very much shelved, despite the intention it expressed in July to create a separate company to continue building devices.
It seems likely the Jolla hardware business is now very much shelved, despite the intention it expressed in July to create a separate company to continue building devices.
Nothing much — shelve this with the late Horton Foote's closely observed character studies — yet the understated performances by Lexi Langs and Wood Van Meter (for the Washington Stage Guild) had good old-fashioned chemistry.
Lately, bookstores seem to be crowded with cooks who write and writers who cook, prompting much shelving discussion among employees.
Figure out how much shelving you can include and what will go on it.
The grand plans for a brand new Palazzo del Cinema have not so much been shelved as buried: The enormous hole next to the old Palazzo del Cinema where it was to have been, and which has greeted visitors for the past three years, has been filled in and paved over.
So the musical was shelved, much to the dismay of Mr. Nunn -- who slammed Equity in the British press -- and Mr. Mackintosh.
That outburst prompted speculation that the administration might revoke the invitation to Mr. Karzai, much as it shelved plans for a previous visit after the president tried to tighten his grip on an agency that oversees elections.
The bathroom had two doors, one of which led to an unpartitioned expanse where the contents of the Mulholland Library — much of it shelved exactly as it had been in Century City, some of it on tables, some of it not yet unpacked — had been deposited.
Mr. Macron himself shelved a much anticipated speech he was supposed to give Monday night outlining his analysis of what his government called the Great National Debate — three months in which citizens voiced their grievances, mostly over taxes.
