mahogany in A Sentence

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    Other sources call it true mountain Mahogany.

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    It is one piece of bleached Honduras Mahogany.

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    There's a Mahogany chest.

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    You know that Mahogany chest.

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    Putting the dish on my grandmother's Mahogany chest!

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    Also pay attention to the color of cinnamon and Mahogany.

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    The Westvleteren 12 is deep Mahogany with a nice creamy head.

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    Concepts” are minimum fragments of text which convey ideas(“service quality”) or objects(“Mahogany table”).

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    In the second half, the collection is supplemented with dark linen: dark walnut, Mahogany, wenge.

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    Rosewood: Chinese radical on the significance of the"old Mahogany" is made of rosewood in Southeast asia.

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    When those Mahogany eyes looked deep into my heart and touched my soul, I fell in love.

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    Plywood manufacturers use lauan-- sometimes called Philippine Mahogany-- to make a utility-grade plywood for cabinetry and interior woodwork.

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    Queen Anne- inspired furniture is set off by vibrant Jamaican paintings, and many units contain Mahogany four-poster beds.

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    The Mahogany parquet floor, decorated with the emblems of the Queen, was made by Bernard Molitor, and finished in 1787.

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    It wasn't big on academics, but I can whittle you a lion out of a piece of Mahogany like nobody's business.

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    High-strength plywood, also known as aircraft plywood, is made from Mahogany, spruce and/or birch using adhesives with an increased resistance to heat and humidity.

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    It has all the gaiety of the silk-mercer's shop without its gaudiness of gloss, and all the softness of old Mahogany, without its sadness.”.

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    Along with its gingerbread, the front facade showed off a pair of Mahogany doors, six floor-to-ceiling windows, and two dormered ones poking out from that mansard roof.

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    Fawn" denotes a range of color, the tones of which may be described variously as light tan or yellow, reddish tan, Mahogany or stag/deer red, and dark honey-blonde.

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    The laterite stones, a rich deep Mahogany colour, compare in age with Stonehenge in England, and are thought to have a religious purpose, marking burials here for 1500 years.

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    There are a variety of different colors, embedded Mahogany, oak, etc., for the wood color is more complex, if the use of paint spray way, then not only inefficient, it is difficult to achieve The expected effect, so now are generally the use of thermal transfer way to produce wood grain aluminum veneer.

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