Sentence examples for of veneer from inspiring English sources
Perhaps that is the attraction, the lack of veneer.
A man without a trace of veneer, he was one of my political heroes.
Michael Thonet, an Austrian craftsman, experimented with bending layers of veneer in Boppard, Germany.
"I have a piece of veneer from the twenties or thirties," Thompson told me.
The use of veneer and plywood to build small craft developed very rapidly after 1920 in the United States.
Mr. Dawson cut and stitched pieces, like the console covers or other bits, and Mr. Fisher precisely sliced and assembled bits of veneer.
The yield of veneer can be less than 50 percent of the original roundwood volume, but veneer sheets, especially decorative ones, are much more valuable than lumber.
Egyptian carvings dating back 3,300 years depict the gluing of a thin piece of veneer to what appears to be a plank of sycamore.
That one tree supplied an acre of veneer that was used to clothe the colonnades and coffered roof of the concert hall.
When Jacques, in his introductory speech, hails "the sanctity of surfaces, the value of veneer," he might be stating this production's credo.
