Sentence examples for paneling at from inspiring English sources

Designed by the Palladian architect William Kent, it was demolished in the 1920s, but the family stashed away its trim and paneling at Chatsworth.

The paneling at the base of the walls is painted a color its residents used to call raddle red, after a pigment used in the agricultural industries.

After moving several times, she finally found her mobile home here, with cheap green siding and outdated wood paneling, at a monthly rent she could afford on unemployment insurance.

Still wearing a red hard hat, Mr. Vanable had just finished a shift installing paneling at 1 World Trade Center, he said, adding that more than a decade ago, he had spent months helping to clean up the wreckage at ground zero.

"I remember standing in Connecticut in some hotel with cheap wood paneling at three in the morning," Berrard says.

But once you take off your shoes, stand in front of the double doors that lead into the dojo and stare across the expanse of white canvas mat, seeing the rich, dark koa wood paneling at the front of the practice area, you can sense that Aikido of Hilo instructors, Barbara and Bob Klein, have really created a special place to practice the Japanese martial art of peace and reconciliation.

(Similar paneling is at hollandsw.com).

"But we have to know about the paneling system at the beginning of a job.

Brass grilles and hinges (which Bonhams estimates will bring $400 to $1,280) have fleurs-de-lis finials, and oak paneling (estimated at $320 to $1,900) is carved to simulate draped linen.

Dissolving the walls -- and the distinctions -- between the kitchen and other rooms is easier in a more modern setting, where architectural ornament, like moldings and paneling, is at a minimum, and space flows freely from one area to the next.

The paneling (also acquired at a flea market, this time in Parma) used to adorn a jewelry store.