furnish *

I have furnished matter enough for them to talk about.

The one man who might have furnished information thus was dead.

Chicago furnished me with my first look at the big world.

And they have more to say about how the entire house is furnished.

The police said that the building seemed furnished like an office.

This house was furnished, but not at all like the first one.

It was the only room he had furnished on the second story.

The house is furnished as though it was still 1609.

The house is furnished in the style of the period.

The federal government furnished the cost of labor for the building.

And every house I've furnished until now has a big low coffee table.

The room, the report said, was furnished with one chair for four people and no table.

"Yes, but such care could have been furnished by any one of us."

For one, the parents together must furnish more than half of the child's support during the year.

They have furnished rooms and sometimes even more than one story.

And I'll furnish the place as well, however you like.

He even knew how the buildings up above were furnished.

After all, the young man had furnished them with free entertainment.

It was thought that he had furnished almost his entire house in some such way.

You'd find anything left about inside, you could furnish a house with some of the stuff.

Since the place was furnished, there is very little I need to bring here other than clothes, music and such.

"I wanted to see if you were furnished yet," he said, and walked into the living room.

She was in a small room furnished like a cabin.

The room was furnished with a table and several chairs.

This season, gardens can be furnished in a number of ways.