Sentence examples for shelf's from inspiring English sources

There is a tall piece of furniture that has shelf's on the right wall.

Shell has a 34percentt stake in North West Shelf's operator, Woodside Petroleum of Perth, and both Shell and ChevronTexaco hold direct stakes in North West Shelf.

A shelf's worth of Agatha Christie.

The shelf's mean ice thickness is about 1,100 feet (330 m) along a line at about 79° S latitude.

Giant rifts develop behind the ice shelf's barrier wall and occasionally rupture completely to spawn the huge tabular icebergs that are so characteristic of the Antarctic Ocean.

Some scientists fear that oil, even in the low concentrations found in the plumes, could be driven into the shelf's life-rich shallow waters and cause harm.

The book that belongs on every serious gardener's shelf is DIRR'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TREES AND SHRUBS (Timber Press, $79.95).

There's a sofa, a desk, some books on a shelf — Richard Sewall's "The Life of Emily Dickinson," for one.

"Whose shelf?" "Cavender's, in Amarillo".

On that shelf, Machiavelli's The Prince is probably the most famous volume.

"This is an exciting opportunity with great potential," Shelf Drilling's chief executive, David Mullen, said in a statement.