| We followed her through a series of large, lavishly furbished rooms that each put my entire house to shame. |
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| We cross the street and walk pass some bouncers and up some dark furbished stairs and into this mellow classy joint. |
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| There was a full kitchen, bathroom with a private shower and two bedrooms, all of which were furbished expensively and expressively. |
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| They were always richly decorated and well furbished, not the squalor and darkness you would expect. |
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| Aldan had furbished the extremely large room in the basement, previously used for storage, for the three young girls. |
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| Like most taverns of underdeveloped areas, this particular watering hole was poorly furbished and far from hygienic. |
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| It was furbished in beige and other soft tones that went well with the wood floors, since it was on the third floor the balcony had a nice view. |
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| Lin said that the model has exactly the same simply and tastefully furbished interior, and idyllic exterior. |
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| On Saturday, we met at Andy's newly furbished house around the corner from The Royal Oak for a joint house-warming and birthday party. |
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| Both EBU and non-EBU customers use our fully furbished studio with news desk and blue key facilities for live news bulletins. |
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| Chris and Valery Yewdall were here over the weekend and we met up with them for a meal and a happy evening at the newly furbished Cricket Club Cafe. |
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| Rose bushes and all other kinds of hedges furbished the entire grounds, and though the house itself did not look as luxurious, even it was not what I had imagined. |
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| It was a apartment building the rooms were nicely furbished and clean. |
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| It was plainly furbished, as the rest of the rooms would be. |
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| The challenge of disarmament certainly does need as well furbished a toolbox as possible. |
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| The programme also created and furbished a number of productive family centres. |
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| We are also concerned that department stores are capital intensive and need to be furbished to a high standard to attract shoppers. |
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| This David, the real David, is a mere celebrity, groomed and furbished up, meringue-white and perfect. |
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| The child friendly courts have also been furbished with cameras to ensure that children are given privacy. |
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| You are kindly requested not to smoke in the apartments. The terraces are furbished with all the facilities for addicted people? |
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| Two tastefully furbished reception rooms are available for group bookings, parties or meetings. |
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| As translated abd read aloud by the interpreter on the opening day, the letters of welcome from the pres. of the Borough of the Bronx took on an Alexandrian dignity, its nakedest cliches furbished in unexpected splendor. |
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| Out of this lapse in the script, Haddish has furbished her own idea of female potential — a magnificent deviance that is as much a statement as Ryan's grown-woman evolution. |
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| This apartment is ideal for 4 people. It is fully furbished and has a large terrace with a direct view on the National Parc of « Les Ecrins » and the Eye of the « Muzelle ». |
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| And the recently furbished Development Studio under the eaves close to Oxford Street was built specifically for a new team to create animated TV for a contemporary audience. |
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| The dining-room is furbished to achieve a sense of discreet elegance and intimacy, with wooden beams, exposed brickwork, a fireplace and cotto tile flooring. |
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| This enables our anglers to square off regurlary with the most amazing fish. About half the lakes contain speckled trout in great numbers while the other half are furbished with walleye and pike. |
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| Out of her shop in Ras Beirut, Habib sells chairs, benches, and, most importantly of all, pouffes furbished with her collage-style textiles. |
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| Worthy of mention is the lavishly furbished baroque parish church of St. Peter and Paul, built between 1739 and 1742 as a replacement for the former parish church. |
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| By renting a traditional house 5 minutues away from the city center of Dali, renovated, decorated, fully furbished with all the modern conveniences. |
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| Here in Britain, in literature as in life, the domestic world is subjugated, or furbished up like a painted backdrop for the reader to glimpse on occasion. |
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