But he found an acceptable house cue (he had left his own behind) and ran a few racks of nine ball and did some trick shots while reminiscing about his hustling days.
Every season, her buyers' choices for what clothes to put on the racks of one of the region's leading department store chains helped decide what women wore all over Southern California.
The most common load for strike missions includes a single rack of three Brimstone missiles and two Paveway IV bombs along with the Rafael Litening III targeting pod.
At one end of the bar is a rack of six long ax handles with a sign that reads: "Authorized Personnel Only".
Together the Hip Pickles played the Monster, a rack of six tom-toms, three piccolo snare drums, three bass drums worked with a foot pedal and four cymbals custom-designed for synchronized drumming.
The best thing about a rack of eight small lamb chops, nicely grilled but timid in flavor, is what comes with it: a scoop of polenta and a deep-green pile of spinach with notes of garlic and smoke.
(Not rated, 80 minutes.) The Scrabble champions in this documentary find obscure game-changers in a rack of seven letters, but they can't find their way out of their common obsession.
The walk-in closet (Tiki's is bigger than Ginny's) offered a glimpse of his future, with a rack of thirty-six suits and "too many shoes for any man to have," as he put it.
And the champions in "Word Wars," a documentary by Eric Chaikin and Julian Petrillo, see a rack of seven letters and can find obscure game-changers like retsina, a Greek wine, or wadi, a dry river bed, or djin, a genie.
We had a rack of four or five machines in the back of the vehicles, but something was always breaking.
