Sentence examples for reserve shelf from inspiring English sources

Retail buyers prefer to reserve shelf space for full-line producers, whom consumers will naturally come to think of as technology leaders.

The whole speech, I thought, was so profound that it could be parsed and highlighted like one of those dog-eared assigned texts you find on the reserve shelf in undergraduate libraries: Artists suffered from narcissism, which made them susceptible to banter, which they could overcome by resourcefulness, which might lead them to — well, to take up genre studies.

And reaching to the reserve shelves, he would produce a copy of a book which I had not heard of until half an hour earlier.

In response, Ms. Reed, who was the director of the Alabama Public Library Service Division, which lent books to local libraries throughout the state, ordered the book to be put on the agency's reserve shelves.

Reserved shelves for faculty and graduate students in East Asian studies.

While western cultures tend to see herbs as an 'alternative' treatment, traditional medicine retains a prominent status in modern Iran: most households reserve a shelf for herbal essences, powders and tinctures.

Reserve a shelf for your favorites.

Research the Dewey Decimal system, the Library of Congress System, or reserve a shelf for each subject.

If bookshops reserved a shelf for Autobiographical Car Crash, Getting Over the X would be a category gem, and many readers may struggle to believe that its ghost writer was not Craig Brown.

It seemed the big retailers were getting antsy about digital movie stores, particularly in October when the president of Target sent a letter to the movie studios warning that their DVD sales were down and the store could no longer be expected to reserve as much shelf space for physical DVDs if something wasn't done.

Give them love, shower them with sunlight, and reserve a special shelf in your life for them and only them.