Sentence examples for black hardware from inspiring English sources
All the bathrooms have white quartz counters, gray tile flooring and black hardware.
Unlike its rivals' macho slabs of black hardware, Nintendo's purple little GameCube may look decidedly non-threatening.
"We had a Birkin So Black," he continued, referring to a limited-edition style with black hardware released during Jean Paul Gaultier's tenure, "which we sold within a few hours of acquisition".
(As an aside, huge high five to whoever it was on the user experience team that though of rounding the corners of the entire OS. It allows the OS to fade into the black hardware face in a way that is simply stunning, especially when screen elements are sliding around and resizing).
On March 20 , 2007Peart revealed that Drum Workshop prepared a new set of red-painted DW maple shells with black hardware and gold "Snakes & Arrows" logos for him to play on the Snakes & Arrows Tour.
He and Kerry can both also be seen with a second set of BC Rich's around 1986-1987, whadh had 6-in-line headstocks, black hardware and DiMarzio pickups.
A sliding barn-style door with exposed black steel hardware in the kitchen hides a throwback to the homes of old — a "keeping room". Originating from traditional house styles, a keeping room was designed to keep guests near the kitchen and the warmth provided by the hearth, but away from the person doing the cooking.
A few holsters developed in 1943 have been noted to be all black lacquered hardware, missing the brass and galvanized steel fittings.
"We will probably end up having open-source above a certain layer of the software and then use our own tricks and black-box hardware underneath," says Susumu Koike, head of research for Matsushita.
Wiccans are not to be confused with the black-cloaked, hardware-festooned Goths and Satanists, other subcultures popular with teenagers that are obsessed with death and invoke the devil in their rites.
I'm carrying a black with gold hardware Hermès bag that was a Christmas gift from my parents.
