The small-paned eastern window of the sick-room let in a flood of morning light.
There are many long, round-paned windows to the rooms, through which the sun pours in and warms the bright-colored flowers with which the window shelves are filled.
Joe Banks looked out of the little four-paned fish-house window, and saw the dory coming, and hurried to the door.
There was a chilly east wind on an April day, and the elderly men were gathered inside the post-office, which was also the chief grocery and dry-goods store.
I've thought of twenty things that ought to be done right off, before night.
The narrow side windows have fifteen-paned upper and twelve-paned lower sashes.
Solitude and the Blackwell house, Number 224 Pine Street, exemplify the reverse arrangement of nine-paned upper and six-paned lower sashes on both stories.
The Free Quakers' Meeting House at Fifth and Arch streets has twelve-paned upper and lower sashes on the first story and eight-paned upper and twelve-paned lower sashes on the second floor.
The windows have twelve-paned upper and lower sashes with paneled shutters on the first and second stories, and foreshortened eight-paned upper and lower sashes without shutters on the third story.
Six, nine and twelve-paned sashes forming twelve, eighteen and twenty-four panedwindows were all common throughout the Colonial period.
An interesting feature of the fenestration is the use of wide twelve-paned windows on the first story and of narrower and higher eighteen-paned windows on the second.
Penn's house in Fairmount Park and Glen Fern are instances of nine-paned lower and six-paned upper sashes on the first story and six-paned upper and lower sashes on the second story.
A small paned latticed window, which opened on the verandah, was at this moment imperfectly closed, and from the spot where I stood, I could hear every word that was spoken in that recess.
At that I drew myself up quickly by the iron bars and glanced in through the diamond-paned window.
A black velvet curtain covered the single diamond-paned window; while a thick, yielding carpet of the same material prevented the sound of my own footfalls, as I paced backward and forward, from breaking the current of my thought.
The ruff, cloak, and long stocking, are sufficiently familiar: hose are breeches: paned hose are breeches composed of small squares or pannels.
Hazel, happy but restless, played with Foxy beside the darkening window, low and many-paned and cumbered with bits of furniture dear to Mrs. Marston.
Chapter 3 Undern Hall, with its many small-paned windows, faced the north sullenly.
An opening into the third room, of which I could see just a corner lit by a small-paned window, excited my curiosity still more.
As I continued to stare, a face appeared at the small-paned window lighting the mysterious room.
The first faint light of the breaking dawn, as it gradually appeared through the diamond-paned window, found the entire party wrapped in slumber.
The evening breeze sighed drearily through the branches of the gigantic cedar-tree in the garden, and whispered softly through the luxuriant plants and shrubs which hung about the diamond-paned windows.
There was a landing halfway, with a diamond paned window and one rubber plant and two palms, all very glossy, and all three in nice green jardinières which exactly matched the paper on the walls of the hall.
In its place she had only this bare room with its small-paned casement and its dimity hangings and its clean scent.
So, too, as he went on he noticed details in each dim small-paned shop-front he passed.
From to-day on new faces would look out of the many-paned windows of the old, white-painted building.
The house itself was of clapboards painted white, and stood four square; its small-paned windows, flanked with green shutters, blinking toward the west.
Gray stone--and those diamond-paned windows--and that squatty tower.
Those little diamond-paned windows were once protected with shutters an inch thick, and the place was a fort in Indian times.
On either side of door is an ordinary small-paned window, and beneath either window is a rough wooden bench.
Behind counter equally long rows of shelves, broken in two places by ordinary small-paned house-windows.
The day was two hours older, and a sunbeam that had pointed at them through the diamond-paned window had travelled away and vanished.
Glancing through the diamond-paned window at that happy interior, one would never have guessed that the man by the fire had been telling the girl by his side not a love story, but the story of the world's greatest crime.
His paned hose were of black velvet, lined with purple silk, which garniture appeared at the slashes.
Two large windows, small-paned and opening on hinges, afforded light and ventilation.
How snug and friendly his little attic bedroom was with its funny diamond-paned window under the shelving roof with all the view of the common and the distant hills that covered Truro!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "paned" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
