Sentence examples for shelf room from inspiring English sources
"The furor reminded me of the New York Public Library's refusal to give shelf room to E. B. White's 'Stuart Little' for some months back in 1945, when it came out," she says.
Her prize – a a "semi-abstract trophy representing sex in the 1950s" – will need to find shelf room in an already-bursting awards cabinet: Huston has in the past won France's premier literary prize, the Prix Goncourt, the Prix Femina, and was shortlisted for the Orange Prize in 2010 for her novel Fault Lines.
The library contained 35,000 volumes at that point, many of them stored in cardboard boxes for lack of shelf room.
The air of spaciousness was produced at the expense of shelf room, and though in the octagon [at the north end] the decorative effect of row upon row of books soaring upwards towards the cornice was considerable, the loftiest were totally inaccessible save to those who could scale the longest and dizziest ladders.
They typically have a lot of storage room, and shelf room, as well as towel racks.
Shopping for off-the-shelf room dividers, Mr. Aizaki began at From the Source in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
The former solvent is a conventional off-the-shelf room temperature ionic liquid (RTIL), which is soluble in water and expected to have a high CO2 solubility.
Raban's already substantial reputation rested on a series of books that found shelf-room in bookshops' Travel sections, and were united by their fascination with water: he steered a skiff through the rich soup of the Mississippi in Old Glory, sailed solo around Britain in Coasting, crossed the Atlantic in a container ship in Hunting Mister Heartbreak, and in Bad Land, prayed for rain.
To further enhance scald development, additional apples were sampled three times during each period of cold storage, respectively after one (+1), four (+4) and eight (+8) days shelf life (room temperature of about 20°C; Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Another method is to create piles or shelves by room, such as master bedroom, child's bedroom, guest bedroom, bathroom, dining room, etc. Place the least used items at the very top of the linen closet.
Several hundred of these tablets now sit on shelves, in rooms set at various temperatures and humidity levels; the tablets are regularly inspected for signs of disintegration.
