The simple stenciled curtain which one likes so much draws attention by virtue of its personal quality.
He was strictly Ritz-Carlton from the Pumps to the Topper, but the word "Boob" was plainly stenciled on the glossy Front.
Just then Her Best Friend came rapidly down the Gravel Walk with Anxiety stenciled on her Features.
He had pried loose one of the side walls and a smooth metal surface withstenciled lettering on it was exposed.
Sria bent closer and looked at thestenciled lettering.
He knew what the stenciled letters stood for as well as he knew his own initials.
The money was in small canvas sacks, clean as if never used before and marked with a stenciled "W.
Inside a newspaper, its outer sheets mud-stained and torn, were six small bags of white canvas, marked with a stenciled "W.
Light tints were decided upon, which in the bedroom might be relieved, in the finishing touches, by delicate stenciled figures in some warm tone.
Do you believe that the name "Alek James Hidell" was stenciled once or more than once?
Is it accurate to say then that there is a progression upward as comparing the typewritten name and the two stenciled operations, or at least that the three are set in step, so that each one is below the next impression?
Does the word "James" appear to have been stenciled more than twice?
You can do anything, anything with the idea--you can have your best girl's initials, or you can have her photograph stenciled on!
Every time I sit down to a Christmas dinner in Homeburg, I feel more strongly than ever that each guest should have his capacity stenciled on him.
It was a grass rug, in two shades of green, with a stenciled border and a general air of elegance that almost overpowered us.
It was large enough almost to cover the floor, and we stenciled green borders on our curtains and drapery in the same Grecian pattern.
Here the stenciled letter replaces the usual type, and the impression secured can seldom be detected from a typewritten letter.
There are four ways for making the body of the letter look like a regularly typewritten message: it may be typewritten, printed on a printing press, printed through a ribbon or printed by means of a stenciled waxed paper.
The desired emblem, initial, or pennant is stenciled on the outside of the folded piece with class, college or lodge colors.
The design was stenciled and the open parts backed with a green silk plush having a rather heavy nap.
It is worthy of being stenciled on all the white ribbons in the world.
I've got 'strictly business' pasted in my hat and stenciledon my make-up box.
The "Lowell Duck" trade-mark, used on sail cloth, is stenciled at regular intervals on the selvage.
The birdlike strut of her silkened legs, the brazen lure of her stenciled child face, the lithe grimace of her adolescent body under the stiff coloring of her clothes were a part of the blur in the newspaper man's mind.
Enameled faces, stenciled smiles, painted eyes and slants of colored hats--these are the women.
The sun, shining through the green canopy, stenciled the way with shadows that shifted and changed design as the soft wind moved the leaves.
Of this preliminary practice-work we find clear traces in the stenciled and printed playing cards which were popular in many parts of Europe before the introduction of images.
On this night he drew out from a hole in the upholstery of the couch a bag of stenciled canvas, which chinked.
He climbed past a dozen deserted levels, and came at last to a stenciled sign on one of the walls.
He looked up and away northward, for many minutes, over housetops stenciled black against the glowing sky, his gaze yearning into vast distances of space, melancholy tingeing the complexion of his mind.
Happily (and with heartfelt thanksgiving) the young man chanced upon a somnolent and bedraggled hack, at rest in the stenciled shadows of the Third Avenue elevated structure.
One month ago Bradbury stenciled and printed the editorial to this second issue of FuFa, only to be delayed by various troubles, mostly typewriter and stencil scourges, until now.
I say another world, for it was peopled with fairies--coryphees in pink tights whose eyes were stenciled and lined with blue until they appeared as almond-shaped as an odalisque's.
Folk of this sort do not ordinarily flock to the stenciledwalls and carpeted floors of our comfortable, middle-class Protestant meeting-houses.
We adorn it with stenciled frescoes of the same patterns which we see in hotel lobbies and clubs; we hang up maps behind the reading desk; we clutter up its platform with grand pianos.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "stenciled" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
