Sentence examples for leather reading from inspiring English sources

While not particularly spacious, the room had an understated elegance, with dark-wood furnishings, a cushy red leather reading chair, a desk with accompanying chair and oversized photos of the Louisiana bayou on the walls.

Karen and I quickly finished off that room with a faded Oriental rug, a pair of antique French leather reading chairs and some wonderfully nicked pedestals, then moved on to purchases that really gave us pleasure: the start of a modest art collection.

I hid the tin behind the big leather reading chair, on the third shelf down of my dairy section.

We heard more stories, detailed descriptions, the pulpy, musky smells of favorite libraries and the sounds of cracked leather reading chairs that had stayed in families for generations.

Quality has surged since the company's emergence from bankruptcy in 2010, and consequently, the ATS 3.6's zebrawood veneers and fragrant leather read as outward expressions of innate sturdiness – a sturdiness best appreciated on the road.

From the comfy leather chairs, reading lamps and artfully composed bookshelves in the lobby to the hotel's oval-eyeglasses motif (an adorably giant-sized pair perches on the entry steps), it manages to be warm, contemporary and quietly classy.

A sporty-looking young woman, in exercise pants and tennis shoes, lounges on the leather couch, reading a golfing magazine, as Jordan Baker is introduced into the narrative: "her chin raised a little, as if she were balancing something on it which was quite likely to fall".

I have a distinct memory of Jenla, one of her voluminous white cotton nightgowns tucked between her thin legs, leaning forward in Pam's darkened room, at the edge of Pam's leather chair, reading the nightly messages.

A log cabin suggests a crackling fire, a groaning AGA, a bear outside that you can shoot, cosy nights in deep leather armchairs reading large hardback books by the heat of the hearth.

I wish I could report that I discovered this through some remarkable shoe-leather reading excursion, but, in fact, that's not the case.

Late one afternoon in June , 2001 John W. Worley sat in a burgundy leather desk chair reading his e-mail.