Sentence examples for tchotchkeleh from inspiring English sources

"Pardon me!" The line accordioned; I emerged into the tchotchke shop.

For that matter, I didn't know why the tchotchke shop had chosen this location in the first place; I never saw anybody shop there.

It was unclear to me why the tchotchke shop had been chosen as the pickup point.

Bleary-eyed parents, packed in alongside their children at the new sequel "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian" — the tale of an Egyptian tchotchke that brings a museum's exhibits to life every night — may sit up one touch less bleary-eyed as they see on the screen, among the whizzing biplanes and marauding Egyptian warriors, a handful of newly enlivened works of blue-chip modern art.

You had to come here, to this little tchotchke shop that shared an entrance with the children's used-clothing store, where the Breadman set up his table at precisely ten-thirty — or, rather, half an hour before that, if you wanted to get the focaccia, which couldn't be reserved beforehand, and was bestowed only upon the prompt.

Zeppelin put a mysterious black tchotchke on the cover of "Presence" that had nothing to do with the blues but was wicked creepy.

Previously home to a cheap Thai restaurant, the corner space is now sleek and spare, more dressed-up Danish than Balaboosta's tchotchke-filled dining room.

Nothing about the office décor — gray carpeting, black Aeron chairs, yucca palm, tchotchke-free desk, framed posters promoting Sony's online music service — revealed anything about the occupant.

"I ran away from antiques and instead was always tchotchke-ing things up".

Three artists apply stitching to sculpture: Cyrilla Mozenter, in boxlike forms made from industrial wool and felt; Janet Henry, on a three-dimensional, tchotchke-bespangled character she calls Assimilata Lefkowitz; and Elisa D'Arrigo, in gnarly, boulderlike wall reliefs made from painted cloth and paper.

He grew famous for his signature brand of cheerful, figurative graffiti, which started in the subways and streets of New York and quickly became tchotchke-ized, making its way onto every portable item imaginable: watches, water bottles, T-shirts, yo-yos.