Sentence examples for sundry sizes from inspiring English sources

Illuminated manuscripts and carvings indicate that they flourished in England as early as the 12th century, and by the time Henry VIII came along, the royal inventory listed 40 recorders of sundry sizes, among them a "Greate Base Recorder of Woode".

White walls, highlighted with lemon-yellow, papaya-orange and sky-blue highlights, are nearly obscured by a vast array of eye candy: folkloric figurines in straw, ceramic and plastic; sombreros in sundry sizes and styles; pressed-tin cacti; paper flowers; various types of bottles; vintage and stylized photos and art pictures.

From open doors emerge sundry shapes and sizes.

Old New England stonewalls were built up one rock at a time, of sundry shapes and sizes.

Search - Search for a file by its name, size, location, and a sundry of others.

For "Tantamounter," their 2005 show at the Leo Koenig Gallery, they spent a week holed up with sundry art materials in a box the size of a small trailer, making copies of whatever the public could fit into their roughly milk-crate-size in-box.

Launching wide in its first week, in nearly 50 territories – almost everywhere apart from the Middle East and sundry European stragglers – The Martian will be sizing itself up against Scott's last film Prometheus's $403.4m worldwide, though it is a very different strain of sci-fi.

Once a luxury, fans of myriad shapes and sizes were carried by all and sundry.

The word sundry has appeared in 142 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Nov. 2 in the art review "Where Marie Antoinette Went for Furniture" by Roberta Smith: Blockbusters come in all shapes and sizes.

It works a treat as all and sundry are hoodwinked.

Sundry new works came and went, generally unwanted.