The joiner who fitted up the chapel was to make his work like that in Jesus College and Pembroke Hall, "or better in every point.
A joiner had a one-room house with a feather bed and bolster.
Defn: The joiner work and other finer work required for the completion of a building, especially of the interior.
The joinerwork and other finer work required for the completion of a building, especially of the interior.
The joiner looked at his son sidewise, and then took up his hammer again.
The joiner had just come from the Barriers, where he had passed part of the day at a public-house.
The joiner pretended he needed a tool, and left me.
The joiner felt to the bottom of his pockets, but could find nothing.
The joiner looked at his wife and son with astonishment.
The joiner gave a start of joyful surprise, but he repressed it immediately, as if he wished to keep up the appearance of displeasure.
We may add a third division in the actual fixtures of the house, made by the joiner and meant to be ornamental fittings or completions to the builder's and carpenter's work.
Nor must we pass over the further fact, that if the modern joiner is not the equal of the journeymen of Chippendale, he can do more.
Beside a man, you are much the same as a joinerbeside a cabinet-maker.
Beside a man, you are like a joiner beside a cabinetmaker.
Mr. Joiner returned the fire with his revolver, and the Ghazi then threw away his carbine and rushed at Joiner with his tulwar.
The joiner who lived in the village, and who had long been anxious to emigrate, quickly said: "You'll do far better if you buy my house and farm.
The joiner who, on the day of Walpurga's departure, had offered to sell his house and farm, now came to borrow money from Hansei, as he had received notice to pay off his mortgage.
Diderot, for example, illustrates 14 bench planes alone, generally used by the joiner (fig.
The tools that the carpenter used were the same as those of the joiner except that the carpenter's tools were structurally stronger.
Despite such thoroughness, without the addition of the several plates it would be almost impossible to visualize, through the descriptive text alone, the work of the carpenter and joiner except, of course, in modern terms.
Now this particular Joiner wanted to be up on a carpeted Dais every blessed Evening, having the Brothers march in front of him and give him the High Office.
The real Joiner loves to sit up on an elevated Throne, wearing a Bib and holding a dinky Gavel, and administer a blistering Oath to the Wanderer who seeks the Privilege of helping to pay the Rent.
Both boys were presently successful, though it was noon before the joiner had his task finished.
The page cried to come in; and there entered, first a servant holding the door, and then the little joiner himself, flushed in his face, I supposed with the excitement.
Her majesty said, if I could contrive a boat, her own joiner should make it, and she would provide a place for me to sail in.
But there was a strong smell of rats; and John Joiner spent the rest of the morning sniffing and whining, and wagging his tail, and going round and round with his head in the hole like a gimlet.
John Joiner smelt the pudding; but he regretted that he had not time to stay to dinner, because he had just finished making a wheelbarrow for Miss Potter, and she had ordered two hen coops.
So it happened that by the time John Joiner had got the plank up-- there was nobody here under the floor except the rolling pin and Tom Kitten in a very dirty dumpling!
He had learned his trade as a ship carpenter and joiner in Scotland, where the mechanic's education is much more thorough than in our own country, and he was an excellent workman.
All the joinerwork on deck and in the cabin was completed, and had received two coats of paint.
The lean, grey-headed joiner thought of the wife who had left him: his fellow recalled the cries of a dying child.
The grey-headed joiner rose and stepped to a rough litter covered by a tarpaulin.
John Joiner smelt the pudding; but he regretted that he had not time to stay to dinner, because he had just finished making a wheel-barrow for Miss Potter, and she had ordered two hen-coops.
So it happened that by the time John Joiner had got the plank up--there was nobody under the floor except the rolling-pin and Tom Kitten in a very dirty dumpling!
He's a real joinerrather than a carpenter, but there isn't any chance for a joiner in a town like Rosemont, so he does any kind of carpentering.
The master-joiner understood none of this English, but he heard the tone of the words, and saw from the expression of the young lady's face, what an effect his arrival had produced upon both.
Certainly he is alive," said the master-joiner calmly.
The master-joiner took his leave of the young lady; she bowed mechanically, and left it to her companion to dismiss him with great politeness.
She ordered the joiner to make a wooden trough of three hundred feet long, fifty broad, and eight deep; which being well pitched to prevent leaking, was placed on the floor along the wall, in an outer room of the palace.
Her majesty said, if I would contrive a boat, her own joiner should make it, and she would provide a place for me to sail in.
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