Sentence examples for rack make from inspiring English sources
Yet for a splurge dinner, rib chops (the tender little chops from the rack) make tasty morsels, and cooking them at home is still far cheaper than ordering them at a restaurant.
You shake your rack, make a sound like an old man clearing his sinuses, then leap a 10-foot barbed-wire fence designed to force you back to the blacktop.
Facebook spam is the most uncomfortable, because it forces you to rack your brain to make sure you don't know anyone named Burt Smith.
Mesh magazine rack, made of steel; $19.95 at Crate & Barrel.
A wine rack made from an 1880s postmaster's desk ($1,600).
Clothes were hanging from a rolling rack made of old pipes, timber and mismatched wagon wheels.
Pravda (right), a magazine rack made of stretch nylon fabric on a metal frame, is $60 from Vega in Washington, (202) 589-0140.
Microsoft and Apple built much of their homesteads from the ground up; Google, like the Greenwich Village resident who turns a nonworking fireplace into an ingenious wine rack, made do with the space as it came.
At C.I.T.E, 100 Wooster Street (Spring Street) and at Mxyplyzyk. 5. A wall-mounted wine rack made of powder-coated steel in black, white or silver comes in four-bottle modules.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Making Furniture: Beyond Wood and Metal A wine rack made of fur and foam and the dining table and stools (made by 5x5 Design Studio) shown at right are among the pieces of furniture made by Brooklyn-based artists and design studios in "Design Brooklyn 2000" at the Rotunda Gallery.
The lead singer of a neovaudevillian performance troupe called the James Gang, Mr. James has assembled his universe from oddly assorted props and castoffs: a gramophone with a crank and velvet turntable, an old wooden icebox and a wardrobe rack made from brass pipes that were ballet bars in a previous incarnation.
