Sentence examples for to shelf from inspiring English sources
noun
A flat, rigid, rectangular structure, fixed at right angles to a wall or forming a part of a cabinet, desk etc., and used to support, store or display objects.
"There is a science to shelf placement".
Mattel said it was struggling to hang on to shelf space at retailers.
Finally, Congress could also amend the Lacey Act to apply "stump to pallet" rather than "stump to shelf".
He said it can take six months to a year to create a game from concept to shelf.
As we left the long room, we crossed a vestibule where men, working in pairs, were busily reshelving books, rhythmically handing them off from cart to shelf.
I return to Shelf Barn's website and purchase five Shelf Barn gift cards using the five credit card gift certificates in five separate transactions in my name.
In buying Brach's, executives said they were turning Callebaut into a bean-to-shelf company that would also sell finished chocolate and confectionary products to consumers.
Also provides retailers faster pricing information and speed-to-shelf time in ordering.
– App stores have reduced the average time-to-shelf by two thirds: from 68 days across traditional channels, to 22 days via an application store.
Businesses are even increasingly benefiting from free labour with the rise of so-called workfare, where they pay nothing to shelf-stackers and other workers, leaving the taxpayer to pay out derisory benefits instead.
Back to Shelf-Determination. Back to Shelf-Determination.
