Sentence examples similar to screen floors from inspiring English sources

Many of her clothes — smock-like dresses, oversized trousers worn with suspenders — were inspired by Amish and Depression-era garments, and her stores, which she designed down to the furnishings, had the same battered rural sensibility, with rusting metal screens, floors made from Georgia clay, old rocking chairs and curtains dipped in beeswax.

For nearly 200 years, Hiiragiya has adhered to the centuries-older ryokan formula: simple rooms furnished with natural materials polished wood, sliding shoji screens, floors covered in mats of rush-straw tatami plus multicourse kaiseki dinners of seasonal ingredients and a room attendant devoted solely to you.

For measurement of food consumption, mice were housed individually in cages with wire-screen floors and no bedding.

One miss: The smashed-television-screen floor tiles she found for the kitchen and bathroom in off-white turned out to be a sickly beige.

Socks are good for furniture, window sills, computer screens, floor spills, handles, and blinds.

The rooms opened to the outside with sliding doors latticed with wooden slats and paper screens; the floors were covered with tatami mats.

Below the screen the floor is entirely flat, while in front of the driver the traditional gauges and dials are replaced by digital instruments displaying battery charge, power usage, range and speed – no rev counter needed.

The grids were made into actual maps on the blue screen stage floor to help the actors move around invisible scenery.

The lavish Royal Opera House in Muscat, the capital of Oman, sprawling over 80,000 square metres has imported Burmese teak wood screens, sparkling floors, towering pillars, walls of Omani desert rose limestone, displays of antique musical instruments, paintings of Omani culture and traditions, even a 30-tonne pipe organ with 4,542 pipes.

Eye-tracking outcomes were assessed in terms of number of visual fixations on three regions of interest (ROI): left part of the screen, the floor below the screen and right part of the screen (Fig.  3a).

He went through a door marked "Camera Room" — a low-ceilinged chamber lit by the glow from twenty television screens stacked floor to ceiling along one wall.