panelled造句

He panelled the wall with wood.

The panelled wall picks up the colour as a chromatic variance.

The brown-panelled parlour was furnished all in old style. and with real old furniture.

The house had a panelled hall and a fine oak stair.

The defendants were brought into the modern wood-panelled courtroom in green prison jumpsuits.

We entered a small panelled room which had been the late Mr Marsh's study and living room.

A breath of the countryside seemed to be wafted into that panelled room in the middle of London.

THE wireless was once a big, wood-panelled machine glowing faintly in the corner of the living-room.

Big panelled red lanterns with dangling tassels hung from the eaves of "Fragrance at Eventide," casting soft pink shadows that evoked a dreamlike atmosphere.

Back at Sword and Shield, two elderly customers are tucking into Brezhnev's favourite cutlets in oak-panelled private rooms decorated with KGB memorabilia.

Besides the gents, a glass-panelled door reveals a private room heaving with people in tight groups clutching glasses of wine.

Mr Norrell led the other two gentlemen along a passage a very ordinary passage thought Mr Segundus panelled and floored with well-polished oak and smelling of beeswax.

We adjourn to the wood-panelled dining room, and sit at a long antique table, in front of some framed photos of their wedding, which took place in the foyer of the Castle in September 2006.

It was a large, stately apartment, with purple chairs and curtains, a Turkey carpet, walnut-panelled walls, one vast window rich in slanted glass, and a lofty ceiling, nobly moulded. Mrs.