"Look up there," she said, waving at the open cupboard.
Georg Herold's "Amor and Psyche," a tall, open cupboard containing a woman's nylons on a hanger, is punctuated at the crotch by a black brush.
To avoid that, simply clip the book into the pants hanger, and hang it from any open cupboard handle.
Pacino would open cupboards and doors, pretending to search for a hidden stash of booze.
The open cupboards held neat rows of Mason jars filled with lentils, dried pasta and honey; in a small library nearby was a diverse collection of titles, including "The Great Gatsby" and "The Complete Woodsmith's Guide".
It is an exciting, dramatic work of narrative journalism overflowing with memorable moments like this: "Once the pirates were in control of the Lynn Rival, they ransacked it, flinging open cupboards, eating all of the Chandlers' cookies and stealing their money, watches, rings, electronics, their satellite phone and clothes".
They get bored easily, and knock over waste paper baskets and household objects, learn how to open cupboards and refrigerators, need a safe indoor and out door environment... And, of course, pigs will do anything for food ! That's where the phrase came from!
She slowly turns on a kettle, opens cupboard doors, closes them, turns on the kettle again… It goes on and on.
Lynch wheeled, the rebuke dying on his lips as he took in the opened cupboard and the thing, once human, slumped inside.
Alex was in the kitchen now, opening cupboards.
We walked around, opening cupboards and checking behind doors, taking inventory.
