nightstand

Her bedroom is a shrine to her grandson — photo collages on the walls, smaller pictures wedged into the frame of a mirror over the dresser, even smaller ones on her nightstand.

He told me that when Ed was in the hospital and everyone knew the end was coming, his grandkids gave him a toy bus and he kept it on his nightstand.

While the Roam won’t replace the booming power of something like the stationary Sonos 1 speaker, it can shrink the connected speaker experience to fit on your tiny nightstand, or sit unobtrusive on a windowsill.

Best of all, its ergonomic design hides pesky cables, making your desk or nightstand neat and organized.

It was a day off and everybody had tremendous skill and knowledge, but we seemed to have left our brains on the nightstand when we went out.

She said, I take that card to my bed at night, I put it on the nightstand.

There is a reason why I keep a bb gun in my nightstand that could easily be mistaken for a handgun.

Mottola went to work and left a note with lyrics to an Elton John song on the nightstand: “Butterflies are free to fly/Fly away…”

Instead, he picked up the Bible on the nightstand and began “reading passages from Scripture aloud to them.”

Urn Burial is a bedside book, a nightstand book, one that begs to be read in a wind-lashed, lightning-struck manor.

He had taken for his device: "Never a lawyer," and for his armorial bearings a nightstand in which was visible a square cap.

He laid the pile of five-franc pieces on the old serving-woman's nightstand, and returned to his chamber without saying a word.

A scarlet tinder-box glowed among a pile of books on the nightstand.

She was at the moment running over in her mind a "situation" in a paper-covered novel turned down on her nightstand.

He drained his glass, put it on the nightstand, and closed his eyes to think.