Sentence examples for wooden casing from inspiring English sources

A radio and record player (Cat Stevens LP, anyone?) live in a carved wooden casing.

The few surviving fragments of wooden casing are covered with paint and pulling away from the brick walls.

The gears were hidden inside a wooden casing, which had a large wooden knob on one side.

The very first Apple computer went on sale in 1976, its digital gubbins protected by a wooden casing.

A landscape on the lid of the virginal suggests, Ms. Wieseman writes, "that this is a particularly deluxe instrument," but the plain wooden casing is banal.

The very first Apple computer to go on sale in 1976, in a wooden casing, had a lashed-together look that hinted strongly at its roots in a Californian garage.

On Saturday, Mr. McLeod, president of a telecommunications business, caulked nail holes in the wooden casings of the windows that contractors had installed last week.

Traces of the 1880's renovation are hard to miss -- tall wooden casings for pier mirrors and fireplace decorations that temporarily sit on the parlor floor, propped up against the walls and construction debris.

INDOORS: The two-story house retains original wide-plank oak floors, built-in shelves and wooden window casings, with most of its rooms positioned for lake views.

The latter operation produced wooden pipes and pump casings or wheel hubs; special bits of many forms were designed for these purposes.

It consisted of 50 yards of sausage casing wrapped around a wooden drum set into a salt solution.