Closet in a sentence as a noun

I'll need an air conditioned server room/closet as well and a decent UPS.

"Aaron would be alive today if he'd only stopped before he decided to put a laptop in that server closet.

Was the voiceover being done in a closet in a Google lobby or is there another reason for the depressed monotone?

A hack for getting good audio on screencasts: sit in a closet with a blanket over your head while you record the audio.

It might play in the US, but here in the UK there are/have been out-of-the-closet gay Conservative cabinet ministers.

It corresponds to a box inside a storage box inside a closet inside a room inside a house inside a neighborhood, etc.

Closet in a sentence as a verb

I think most days people won't notice I'm gone until the bugs don't get fixed and a few years later they find me in my condo after I hung myself in the closet.

This is almost too good:"As Swartz entered the wiring closet, he held his bicycle helmet like a mask to shield his face, looking through ventilation holes in the helmet.

The options are literally run to the Apple store and blow a few grand on a couple of boxes, which are hopefully in stock, which we then upkeep indefinitely in a physical closet.

There exists a deer hunting rifle in the closet, which never left the closet so far as I know, but she wanted him punished for his marriage transgression, so report goes out he's in the house, and there's a gun in the house.

The idea that the character of the whistleblowers themselves has anything to do with the quality or impact of the information they leak is a propaganda trick enforced by the media-- a leak with a face can be discredited if the face can be discredited, and in the 21st century, everyone has skeletons in the closet.

Closet definitions

noun

a small room (or recess) or cabinet used for storage space

See also: cupboard

noun

a toilet in Britain

See also: W.C.

noun

a tall piece of furniture that provides storage space for clothes; has a door and rails or hooks for hanging clothes

See also: wardrobe press

noun

a small private room for study or prayer

verb

confine to a small space, as for intensive work