bookcase
IPA: bˈʊkkeɪs
noun
- A piece of furniture for the storage and display of books.
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Examples of "bookcase" in Sentences
- The bookcases he designed reflect that.
- The locked bookcases are arranged in the room.
- My bookcase is stuffed with tons and tons of books.
- Charlie feels uncomfortable and goes to find the bookcase.
- The lending library bookcases were made of American walnut.
- He's holding it close to or touching the wall under the bookcase.
- The bit of window not covered by bookcase is covered with towels.
- The bookcases are made of dark oak with carved and lettered gables.
- Bookcases and commemorative plaques are located beneath the balcony.
- The material currently in this bookcase spans the period 1883 to 1978.
- At the end of the landing is a bookcase and behind the bookcase a door.
- Later the doors were discarded, and the evolution of the bookcase proceeded.
- A huge bookcase is the centerpiece of the house and the rooms are very spacious. -via Trendir
- And hanging on a coat rack next to the bookcase is Dave's flight suit -- which he can still fit into!
- That one bookcase is all that is left of what was once about three bookcases worth of Marvel & DC collections.
- The great thing about this bookcase is that it looks really cool even closed up and equally as cool when fully expanded.
- It was a sucessful trip and the bookcase is now in place in the living room so we could get rid of the shelving unit that was there before, which I was really getting to dislike strongly.
- The main bookcase is almost empty, the others contain collapsing stacks of books; in the English bookcase Marina Warner’s Joan of Arc and Naomi Wolf’s Fire with Fire prop up Claire Petulengro’s Love Signs (and I’m not even sure how she got there).
- I've got * dozens* of figurines and statues and right now my one bookcase is already full (of books, even), so while I'm really quite in the mood to unpack it all and be properly moved in to the office, I'm utterly stymied by having nowhere to * put* most of the doo-dads.
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