What is "furnished with"

Usage examples of "furnished with".

Varden was to depart with Varden's papers and Varden's passport furnished with a new photograph duly stamped with the Consular stamp, and to disappear quietly at Sydney and be retransformed into Mr.

Each was equipped with a built-in washbasin and clothes closet and a radiator, and furnished with a double bed and dressing-table of oak veneer.

An elderly butler took his suck and hat and conducted him into a long dining - room, furnished with quiet taste.

Keman was pleased to see that each of them had his or her own little chamber, now cleared of all the personal possessions of the previous owner, and furnished with comfortable pallets and other niceties.

The table is, after all, adequately furnished with heating and chilling chambers to keep food at the proper temperature.

His aunt's drawing room was furnished with more restraint than Ford would have expected.

After going down an endless flight of stone stairs, he came out in a grotto furnished with skulls and skeletons.

It was rather exquisitely decorated, and furnished with chairs, occasional tables and a cupboard which appeared to be eighteenth-century antiques.

They moved from the kitchen into the adjacent mess hall, which was furnished with long benches and tables.

Whereupon, he refusing to accept of their kindness, the table and all the dainties it was furnished with immediately vanished, but the company fell to dancing and playing upon divers musical instruments.

The room was spacious, with sloping windows set in the ceiling, and it was furnished with three tables made of stout oak.

The hall was furnished with ugly, uncomfortable chairs each having one arm that terminated in a small computer with a display screen.

The simple whitewashed room was furnished with a large, copper-sheathed teak desk.

All were furnished with masts and sails, to be used when the wind was sufficiently favorable and strong to overpower the current of the river.