Sentence examples for on shelving from inspiring English sources

And it stands on its side, which the current one doesn't do, which will be a relief for gamers short on shelving square inches.

Outside onion sets might go in and I may also follow a friend's lead and sow some carrots in large containers on shelving where not only slugs but carrot fly can't do any harm.

The Portuguese plan, whose details are to be presented by the government before May 18, is likely to focus on shelving some big-ticket infrastructure projects, including a new bridge and airport in Lisbon, and could also include an increase in value-added taxes.

And she turned her home into a museum, which the set designer Derek McClane has rendered (and David Lander has lighted) with rich subtlety, presenting burnished antiques rising on shelving behind a mostly bare room that is wallpapered in grandmotherly style.

Save money on shelving units by using baskets with small holes.

After acclimation for two weeks, frogs were allocated into one of five treatment regimes and enclosures placed in a randomized block design on shelving in a controlled environment room kept at approximately constant 18°C and 14 10 light:dark schedule with full spectrum lighting.

Decipher which genre is most popular and place it on the largest expanses of shelving (usually on the outer walls of the store).

We were strapped down to our stretchers, and then locked on to shelving units either side of the fuselage.

Others are arrayed on a wall of shelving created out of boxlike components by Antonio Citterio in his United Nations Plaza apartment — where the view is of the twin apartment building next door, which is essentially a series of boxes.

"It's my new favorite thing to do," he said as he stepped into his windowed dressing room, where dozens of suits hang on a rod and scores of professionally laundered shirts are stacked on Metro shelving.

But the 22,000 wheels of parmesan, once neatly stacked 200 at a time on high, shelving walls, have all tumbled down: 160 tonnes of damaged cheese, toppled like stacks of dominos.