Sentence examples for to panels from inspiring English sources
noun
A (usually) rectangular section of a surface, or of a covering or of a wall, fence etc.; A sunken compartment with raised margins, moulded or otherwise, as in ceilings, wainscotings, etc.
- Behind the picture was a panel on the wall.
Panels tested using the non-explosive Blast Simulator were compared to panels subjected to actual blasts with C4 explosive.
In both departments, findings are presented to panels of senior commanders who sit in private.
In addition to panels and workshops, this year's annual gathering also featured a parade for the NAFSAA members.
They remember the months they sat behind a two-way mirror and listened to panels of citizens talk about race.
Other judges have escaped judicial sanction but may be glad there is no appeal to panels of literary critics.
In one exhibit they're connected to panels consisting of fake advertisements for products like potato chips and cigarettes.
Catherine Rampell comments skeptically on Peter Orszag's call for delegating more policy to panels of nonpolitical experts.
An M3 passport cost $285 and gained the bearer admission to panels and parties that brought together a more diverse mix of D.J.'s and live acts.
The government said its long-awaited review of feed-in tariffs for renewable energy would divert funds from field-sized solar power plants to panels on house roofs.
Beyond concrete and drywall, there is an explosion of promising new materials, from energy-harvesting glass to panels made from sorghum stalks and paint that cleans the air.
Despite a push to encourage more women on to panels to discuss the issues of the day, just 20% of those invited to do so are women.
