He furnished the place with garbage out of necessity, he said, but also out of disposition.
He furnished the dwelling, built in a kukui nut tree, with plastic furniture, mosquito netting and an ice chest.
He furnished an interim haven for the rootless organization at the Center for New York City Law, of which he is the founding director.
He furnished the 1,000 rabbits that appeared in the Easter Bunny Show at Rockefeller Center, got $1,500 for the lot.
He furnished the Muller family with Chippendale chairs, ivory doorknobs, mahogany paneling, silver embossed Japanese wallpaper, richly veined marble, Oriental carpets and silk curtains.
He furnished the houses with a few sofas and beds, and gave each family $1,000 in $100 bills for moving expenses.
He furnished a list of recommended readings stamped on party membership cards that stated in boldface, "Books that every National Socialist must know" (weakly translated by Ryback as "should read").
He furnished an example: "For instance, an investor's sole recourse for these notes in the event of any sort of default is only the company itself".
He furnished no documentation, and Scientology attorneys deny that any such payment was made.
He furnished the Upper East Side apartment Bale shares with Adams with pieces his mother loved.
When he moved from South Africa to Manhattan, he furnished his whole apartment with mongo.
