Sentence examples for furnished- from inspiring English sources

Comprising three once grand houses, and furnished with antique mirrors, desks, cabinets, clocks, statues, lamps and paintings, it's like an underfunded museum with comfortable beds.

An advertisement posted online says rental includes use of Megyer's four streets, two of them asphalted and two gravel, as well as the mayor's office, the cultural centre, the bus-stop, and seven furnished "peasant-style" houses.

It has one bedroom, plus a sofa bed and foldaway single bed (sleeping up to five in total) and is elegantly furnished – cool, white-tiled floors, smart leather sofas and walls covered with modern art.

Rooms are furnished in dark wood and have beamed ceilings, but oversized glass doors let in masses of daylight.

Sex out of wedlock remains taboo, yet the cost of lavish weddings, hefty dowry payments and the bridal requirement of a furnished, paid-for home have pushed the average age of marriage in many Arab countries into the 30s.

It also furnished prodigious amounts of zinc, lead and selenium from the region's mines.

And it is Russia's shadow that has fallen longest, and most balefully.Central Asia was subjugated over the 18th and 19th centuries: it furnished tsarist Lebensraum, cotton and a buffer against the British.

IMAGINE this page of The Economist lying face up on the polished walnut floor of a sumptuous furnished house near London's Dorchester Hotel, in Mayfair.

In one sofa-furnished area, half a dozen experts from HEC Montréal, a business school, helped participants think through a five-step "creative manifesto" approach to endeavours such as promoting wrestling matches, marketing medical devices and designing an airport that bores less.

That is the colour their skin has turned after so much time spent squashed together: as many as ten of them in a sparsely-furnished cell intended for one or two.

Even in its present half-furnished state, Eltham Palace is a welcome addition to the scores of English stately homes to visit.