Sentence examples for in knotty from inspiring English sources
He finished the ceiling in knotty pine.
But this outcropping was glossy black and covered in knotty protrusions.
It brings punk immediacy into a chamber setting, reveling in knotty rhymes and slightly unhinged melodrama.
The walkout lower level, set up as an office, is finished in knotty pine paneling.
The den is panelled in knotty cypress ("big in the fifties"), with pink chintz upholstery ("It used to be tartan").
Paneled in knotty pine, the cabin looked out through a balsam thicket to the snowy East Bearskin Lake.
As he put it in a 1980 interview, he needed a portable keyboard and found some used Farfisas, "all in Queens, in knotty-pine basements, under stairwells".
Shakespeare himself described it well in a knotty passage in Macbeth, written in 1606: "violent sorrow seems / A modern ecstasy.
Sheridan Smith The Donmar mounted its own "Into the Woods" in 1998 in a knotty production whose unassailable strength lay in the arrival on the scene of a young English musical talent, Sheridan Smith, who played Little Red Riding Hood.
Subjects ranged from the English civil war in The Staffordshire Rebels (1965) and local railways in The Knotty (1966) to the audience's second world war memories in Hands Up!
This historic mountain hotel is open from the end of June through September and the present owners, Fabienne Biner and her ski guide/instructor husband Hugo, rescued it from dereliction in 1994.The rooms are simply furnished in that knotty pine, Swiss-mountain sort of way.
