Sentence examples for to closets from inspiring English sources
noun
Any private area, particularly bowers in the open air.
Plaza Towers had no underground shelter, and teachers sent students to closets, bathrooms and hallways.
I MAKE everything from kitchen cabinets to office furniture to bathroom vanities to closets.
Mrs. Simon can point to closets, moldings and casement windows that are her husband's handiwork.
"But now you can find legitimate, nice apartments with true bedrooms, as opposed to closets played off to be actual rooms".
Having acquired many of the trappings of American consumer life, from iPhones to Buicks to closets full of Nikes and Coach bags, upwardly mobile Chinese are increasingly setting their sights on the "fang che," or house vehicle, as they are known in Mandarin.
Do cleaning crews have access to closets where servers are stored?
In our house, police officers went room to room, closet to closet.
I opt for "Betty," go back to closet, read "Betty" aloud.
"Well, firstly, you try not to closet yourself in some little room somewhere.
Another way to get an accurate idea of what you have would be to go from closet to closet, room to room, and take digital pictures.
In the seventh grade, Jamie realized he was gay and decided not to "closet" his sexuality.
