padded door

The padded door opened, and Eve let out the breath she'd been holding.

Then I pushed the second, padded door securely into place.

Then he gathered up his papers and walked through the padded doors into the control room.

Reaching the padded door, Clayton brought down his fists hard.

The signature red-leather padded door can be seen at the top of the scene.

Jupe waited until the car had pulled away before walking to the small padded door.

The closure was European style and consisted of two padded doors that opened away from each other.

Jessie looked away from the light fixture and stared at the padded door.

A padded door gave onto a small room smelling faintly of sweat and oil.

He left the studio, the padded door swinging to with a soft thud.

Lord Worth welcomed the two men in his study and securely closed the padded door behind them.

The roaring of the storm could still be heard, but it was muffled as if somebody had closed a padded door.

Barrett entered, and the padded door shut behind him.

On one side were padded doors, on the other windows, all with opaque glass.

'Moneypenny,' he all but shouted loud enough for her to hear on the other side of the padded door.

She dictated for twenty minutes, and had just finished when the soundproof padded door behind her was pushed open.

Chyna pulled the padded door by the knuckles of the gudgeons.

As quickly as he could in the total darkness, the First Investigator found his way back to the padded door.

Louder still, all but shouting it through the screened port in the padded door: "Ariel!"

They elbowed the padded door open, went stumbling into the dimlit foyer.

You enter through a padded door.

A short wade through the knee-deep carpet of the landing to a dove-grey padded door, which she opened.

Reb's padded door opened and Reb himself appeared.

Architecturally, it still includes its padded doors from 1429 and portraits of eminent town councilors.

- Bond squared his shoulders and looked at the padded door behind which he had so often heard his fate pronounced.