Sentence examples for shelf name from inspiring English sources

Once they had a top shelf name, it was time to makeover the brand's color scheme.

Click "rename" next to the shelf name.

Click the "save" button to the right of this new modified shelf name.

The southern New Guinea plains, called the Fly-Digul shelf (named for the Fly and Digul rivers), are geologically stable.

The ice shelf, named for the German explorer Wilhelm Filchner, was claimed by the United Kingdom (1908) and by Argentina (1942).

We'll highlight readers' picks in the future here on India Ink To get you started, here's a look at Indian food forays The New York Times and India Ink have taken in the past: London: Earlier this month, Mark Bittman wrote about Indian food "without the fuss" in London, eschewing top shelf names like Tamarind for the East End's Cafe Spice Namaste and Delhi transplant Chor Bizarre.

The medical center in Winston-Salem, N.C., has recently become the home for an Elf on the Shelf named Milania.

Nonetheless, the market still continues to draw top-shelf names and inspire designers from around the globe.

This band -- made up of top-shelf names of the late-1960's and 70's jazz avant-gardes who used to work out of Chicago (Jack DeJohnette, Malachi Favors) and New Haven (Wadada Leo Smith, Anthony Davis) -- plays music with brains and momentum; they've made a few good records together in recent years.

Notable, perhaps, among retailers: the absence of top-shelf names like Target (whose accounting Audit Integrity rates as "Aggressive"), Macy's ("Aggressive") or Wal-Mart ("Very Aggressive").

At one extreme, there's Diana Ross's I Ain't Been Licked and Johnny Bristol's Hang on in There Baby; at the other, there's Night People by the Top Shelf, whose name was presumably supposed to indicate a certain classiness but somehow suggests Razzle magazine instead.