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Meanings of sideboards in English
Usage of sideboards in English
1
Cooper was plump and pale, with long sideboards and an American accent.
2
Within the houses are large Gothic sideboards, full of costly Japanese porcelain.
3
The furniture was black walnut; two immense sideboards were built into the walls.
4
He did not make sideboards in our sense of the word.
5
Plants dangled from wall brackets and rested on windowsills, tabletops, sideboards, and shelves.
6
Two magnificent sideboards, laden with gold and silver plate, stood facing each other.
7
Servants lit chandeliers and smoothed tablecloths onto sideboards, stealing surreptitious glances at me.
8
Hamilton beat Dell between the pads with a wrist shot from the sideboards.
9
They arrived in a new black Ford Model A with sideboards.
10
She thought of the owners' heavy sideboards and their sofa.
11
There's children's beds, dining tables galore, some lovely oak sideboards and lots of sofas.
12
All articles of elegant luxury were manufactured here, especially elaborate tables, chests, and sideboards.
13
They have rolled a wagon into the clearing, replacing the old floorboards and sideboards.
14
One mahogany dining-table, two sideboards, one butler's tray, twelve chairs.
15
The table and sideboards were old, massive, and very dark.
16
Mr. Zuckerman and Lurvy and Fern and Avery rode in back, hanging onto the sideboards.
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