Sentence examples for stall covers from inspiring English sources

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, June 1 , 1968P. 121 At the new Belmont Park race track a saddling stall covers the spot where Sam Hildreth used to put the tack on the horses he trained for August Belmont & Harry Sinclair.

A trestle table selling plants stood by a stall covered with homemade cakes and scones and local free-range eggs, hen and goose.

On the corner of 59th Street in Brooklyn was a stall covered with fluffy bunches of papalo, pepicha and other Mexican herbs, grown on the seven acres Martin Rodriguez leases upstate in Orange County.

The landscape onstage, designed by Adrien Chalgard, is an effective joke: shower stalls covered in pink, chartreuse or orange fake fur.

The floor tiles and bathroom stalls covered over the story of the enslaved woman, who was owned by Jefferson and had a long-term relationship with him.

The next time you visit the high street you could be walking on pavements that emit birdsong, resting on benches that pump out filtered air, and browsing pop-up stalls covered in paint that purifies the air.

All of the markets we saw were glittering tent cities, composed of tidy rows of canvas stalls covered with brightly striped awnings.

There's the fun of racks that are packed with handbags, hats and vintage clothes, and stalls covered with local crafts, from pottery to accessories made with recycled materials.

They also set a price: usually a fiver a stall, which covers any costs such as flyers, or can be donated to charity.

Use a stall with covered toilet paper.

Try to have fresh shavings or pellets in the stall and cover the horse with a summer neat sheet.