What is "awninged"

Usage examples of "awninged".

As he drew near he thought how often he had seen it blazing with lights, its steps awninged and carpeted, and carriages waiting in double line to draw up at the curbstone.

We walk along Fifth Avenue, with all the awninged hotels and the tourists carrying Barneys and Henri Bendel bags, and still she won't take them off.

Less confident now, Drew found himself facing a still narrower street, cluttered with shoppers, bicyclists, pushcard vendors, and awninged stalls.

Only when Edge passed the southern end of the bridge—the crowds strolling onto and off it had stopped in surprise—could he look along its length and see that, though the Ponte Vecchio was crammed with awninged shops and stalls on both sides, it was indeed a passage from one bank of the Arno to the other, unroofed and open to the sky the whole way.

Men looked out through the plate-glass window of the pool hall, and men and women both watched from the cloth-awninged windows of the upper floors.

A place with a cinder drive and a tremendous neon sign and awninged windows.

While the wind shook the bare tree limbs of Central Park and rattled the lights on the trees outside the club's awninged entrance, Darryl C.

We walked, squinting in the afternoon sun, and reached the awninged shade of the presidential manse.

We walked, squinting in the afternoon sun, and reached the awninged shade of the presidential manse.