Sentence examples for use bookcases from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the French were the first to use bookcases in which the upper part was panelled in glass instead of wood.
"People are starting to use bookcases and shelving almost as a design element," said Jordan Parnass, a Brooklyn-based designer and architect.
For the 14-foot-wide living room you described, a six- or eight-foot opening would be best, which means you should use bookcases that measure either 36 or 48 inches wide.
Like the Russian nesting dolls that tuck inside one another, Offi Nester Stacking Boxes — which can be used as bookcases, stools or tables — fit snugly together.
Use a bookcase or dresser missing a drawer to enclose one shelf or drawer space with cardboard (except for an entrance opening) or a curtain valance.
If your toddler's bed doesn't have a head board already, you can use a bookcase that fits the width of the bed; this pulls double duty in being a head board and a place to stow away toys or books or stuffed animals, which your toddler has easy access to.
Smith used his bookcase for inspiration on their brilliantly melancholic third album, Faith, too, this time lifting from Mervyn Peake's fantasy series Gormenghast.
The two-year-old DVD player from Best Buy or the lightly used Leksvik bookcase from Ikea will be piled out by the curb next to old newspapers and magazines.
I also stopped ironically watching Lindsay Lohan flicks and started seriously scrutinizing Matt Damon movies, refused to wash my towels or bedsheets, used my bookcase to store empty liquor bottles, read Tracy Morgan's autobiography, only ate meals that took less than 20 minutes to cook in the microwave, drank protein shakes and beers, and took part in a soccer game "with the lads".
While he watched a televised baseball game one afternoon, I walked into his den and eyed the wall of supplements he used to take — bookcase after bookcase of pills with names like Memoral and Sharp Mind.
