Reprimanded, British style

Usage examples of carpeted.

This time, the Menekhetan women on his carpeted island merely keened, low and agonized.

A chilly, implacable kind of fury that steadied his hands and straightened his spine, made his crisp footsteps soft along the carpeted hallways.

Mat barely caught his pipe before it fell into the dead weeds that carpeted the alley.

I ran up the beautifully carpeted, silent steps to the guest bedroom, opened the closet door, and opened two breakers.

She opened the connecting door to my room, which was carpeted in moss green, with walnut furniture.

Edvard lying on the carpeted living room floor, neck broken, while blood leaked from his eyes and my voice echoed from his machine.

The ground was carpeted with wet redwood needles on which the tires spun before gripping, but not enough rain had fallen to churn the earth into mud.

Roger looked up from the Les Paul that play on the carpeted counter and nodded to the young woman who had entered.

Roger cleared away the wet wrappings and set the instrument reverently on the carpeted counter.

Then the lock was released, and they entered a wide hallway, elegantly carpeted, small tables dotting it as if items left over, superfluous.

It was incongruous on the carpeted floor near an air-inlet grille and a bouquet of wires.

The small carpeted room was bare except for a gleaming chest of drawers bearing a lamp with an elaborate cut-glass shade.