Sentence examples for narrow wardrobe from inspiring English sources

The basic "signature" room, for which we paid $429, had a queen bed; a small night table; a smaller table covered with souvenirs for purchase like Gale-branded baseball hats, coasters and playing cards; a TV affixed to the wall; and a narrow wardrobe, half of which was taken up by the minibar.

In it a bed seems to jut out from the kitchen units like an oversized ironing board, a naked bulb hangs over a tiny table with one chair, and the only practical way to browse the narrow wardrobe appears to be standing on the bed.

We peer into the crew's bedrooms, which amount to little more than a narrow padded wardrobe.

Obama has narrowed down his wardrobe, preventing him from ever having to think about what he wears, and allowing him to concentrate on bigger issues.

By narrowing down my wardrobe to these core items I have liberated myself from the closet clutter and endless cycles of shopping that used to be my reality.

The room had one bunk under which were some drawers, a small wardrobe, a narrow seat locker and a tip-up washbasin.

We loved everything about those holidays: the outdoor pool we'd play in, come rain or shine, until we literally turned blue, making friends with kids with funny accents, the talent show, the teen disco, even the slightly damp and claustrophobic caravan with its narrow bunkbeds and tiny wardrobes.

Rector created this downloadable wardrobe planner to help readers narrow down their favorite styles based on current needs, available items, and budget.

In most areas of public life, men are allowed their eccentricities (look at Boris Johnson); meanwhile, women are tolerated only as long as they stay within narrow parameters of convention in everything from their wardrobe to their taste in music.

Through the narrow void between the doors of the broken wardrobe in which she was hiding, Anne* could see the three men with guns who had broken into the dingy flat where she was staying.

"Is that new?" friends would ask, narrowing their eyes, if I wore an old shirt dug out from the darkest recesses of my wardrobe.