furnish
[ˈfɜːrnɪʃ]
Definition:
1. To put furniture in a house, room, etc.
2. To supply or provide somebody or something with something.
'furnish' example sentence:
- We took tea by lamplight in his sparsely furnished house.
- Come in; I'll furnish them a reception.
- That's why her company has a dedicated team of antiques shoppers to furnish its 110 stores around the world, she said.
- His room is only furnished with a desk, a chair and a bed.
- Yea, they spake against God; they said, Can God furnish a table in the wilderness?
- Under the contract, SAIC will furnish program management, engineering, logistics and financial management services.
- His colleague needed one of Mr. Hargis's customers to furnish him with some glowing testimonial that he could spin into a marketing brochure.
- A story will furnish, not the full answer, but an inkling of it. A man had a dog.
- Furnish the remote site with a similar set of four machines.
- The bathroom is furnished with 2 toilets, 2 showers, and 2 sinks.
- All the rooms were comfortably furnished.
- Now that you're two-thirds of the way through your pregnancy it's about time to furnish the nursery and consider gear options.
- The company also will furnish lifecycle maintenance and support.
- California law also permits nurse practitioners to furnish patients with prescriptions for most medications.
- Furniture manufacturers are learning that while it's men who buy the apartment, it's the women who furnish it, regardless of who pays.
- Liberty fabrics, both for furnishing and for dressmaking, are sold by the metre.
- All 300 elegantly furnished rooms have private bath.
- They still can afford to furnish it despite the fact that they bought the house themselves.
- Someone had furnished the place on a tight budget.
- The factory furnishes employment to more than one thousand skilled hands.
- The courage must come from the soul within; you must furnish the will to win.
- There are 76 individually furnished bedrooms, all with private bathrooms.
- Now that you're two-thirds of the way through your pregnancy, it's about time to furnish the nursery and consider gear options.
- CAROLYN: Albert and I need a lot of things to furnish our house.
- To give a text an Author is to impose a limit on that text, to furnish it with a final signified, to close the writing.
- Eleanor moved into a small furnished apartment.
- The office was furnished to a high specification.
- Thank you for furnishing me with so many data.
- Tom said he could furnish it, and he did.
- He was furnished with a list of local dealers.
- Once you purchase a home, no doubt you're going to want to furnish and decorate it.
- They'll be able to furnish you with the rest of the details.
- A JEST URI must encode sufficient information to furnish the following details.
- Earthquake alert systems furnish only a few seconds of warning, but that can be enough time for people to take protective measures.
- To access protected data in a change management system such as Rational Team Concert, you typically must furnish a user name and password.
- The owner of the tenement which I have occupied for many years has given notice that he will furnish but little or nothing more for repairs.
- A story will furnish, not the full answer, but an inkling of it.
- But it may not take a magician or sorcery to furnish a room with just a box.
- Paris,--let us confess it--willingly allows infamy to furnish it with comedy.
- They furnish ready cash to households and firms in exchange for pledges of future income, such as mortgages and loans.
- The most specific subject will always have enough aspects to furnish a long paper, if you think about it for a while.
- The interior of the house was furnished with heavy, old-fashioned pieces.
- I furnished my first apartment with items from the want ads.
- The bedroom was tastefully furnished.
- The room has been furnished and decorated to give a feeling of space.
- The rooms are furnished and recreate the atmosphere of the castle's medieval heyday.
- Through the window I caught a glimpse of a large but simply furnished room.
- The house was simply furnished.
- The rooms are simply furnished.
- The room was furnished with taste.
- No expense was spared in furnishing the new office.
- The room was nicely furnished.
- She furnished him with the facts surrounding the case.
- The room was furnished with antiques.
- Many proprietors try to furnish their hotels with antiques.