Sentence examples for thick floors from inspiring English sources

'It was a sign of social prowess to have really thick floors,' explains Hansen.

Landlords in many cities began converting some older buildings with thick floors capable of supporting heavy equipment, computers and generators.

The stucco was used to create a smooth veneer on huge limestone pyramids, thick floors and bas-relief scenes of deities.

Thick floor-to ceiling curtains flanked the room, and, yes, most of them were red, white, and blue, with a couple of purple ones thrown in (swing states?).

The Pekingese, with its thick, floor-length red-orange coat framing a tiny pushed-in black face, is a slow mover.

The heavy timber frame, in which large posts, spaced relatively far apart, support thick floor and roof beams, was the commonest type of construction in eastern Asia and northern Europe from prehistoric times to the mid-19th century.

Ms. Mrongovius, originally from Melbourne, Australia, has taken over the very front end of the ship, hanging a thick, floor-to-ceiling red curtain to make a room and requiring visitors to ring a bell before entering.

The horizontal shear force delivered from staggered walls flows to the columns and staggered walls located below through the 210 mm thick floor diaphragm.

The hole in the shower revealed that the flooring there was unreinforced and only a couple of inches thick, in violation of prison policy calling for much thicker floors and walls.

There are 2½-inch thick hemlock floors, which are replicas of the original floors, which we had cut at a local sawmill and let dry for two years.

A raised floor will allow under-floor wiring to all spaces and eliminate the need to cut troughs in the thick concrete floors.