The man's voice: "I can see some between the studding.

Close studding was an elite style found mostly on expensive buildings.

An arc leaped off a studding and hit me in the toe.

Close studding remained in common use in England until the end of the 17th century.

Rather than being a structural feature, the primary aim of close studding is to produce an impressive front.

The left hand wing of the entrance front is timber-framed, and includes close studding.

It has two gabled end bays, one of which features close studding.

It was the only frame building in the group of structures, about twelve feet by twenty, with unfinished open studding on the inside.

He felt solid studding and boards of heavy hard wood like the one he had just taken hours to cut through.

Close studding is very common in the Normandy region of France, many images are here.

Another northern style was to use close studding but in a herring-bone or chevron pattern.

The exterior is decorated with close studding and chevrons.

Dividing one room into two is not a difficult operation, and simple studding can provide adequate support for sheet plasterboard.

The original timber studding can be seen on two walls, showing the lath and plaster structure.

The upper storey is timber-framed, with close studding.

Close studding was sometimes used in association with decorative panel work or close panelling, particularly from the end of the 16th century.

The external appearance is early Elizabethan, with both ornamental panelling and close studding.

The east wing is timber-framed, with close studding, on a rubble stone plinth.

They went into a bare attic with exposed studding, a square window in front and rear, shut tight, the glass painted black.

His small, blunt-fingered hands were playing with the leather-and-metal studding of the little kilt he wore.

A tight studding of black eyes.

Public buildings such as guildhalls, market halls, churches and inns often employed close studding.

The debris had long since been cleared away but the heavy studding remained, for Juan had always thought they might rebuild.

With its lavish use of timber, close studding was extravagant and was seen as a status symbol.

In such buildings, the lower storey would usually employ close studding, while the upper storeys would have small square panels with or without ornamentation.

I'll help you with the studs when I come back.

She'll get on a big stud and talk to him.

She wanted a stud and for her, I became one!

The big black stud was getting off as never before.

I wanted to take on the role of the stud.

He could not keep up the stud game much longer.

"Do you know any studs who work out 70 minutes a day?"

And it would start with a new stud of a running back.

When one stud is found, it can be used to find others.

Also find and mark where the studs are inside each wall.

Large as it was, the hand looked like a stud.

He used me to get the attention of a hot black stud.

The stud had his hands on both of the girls head.

High Time was best known for his career at stud.

I could tell from looking at him that he's a real stud.

"You see those things that look like studs coming out of the ground?"

The stud was less than happy when I made him take the lead once again.

Let me tell you, he was no stud at the best of times, but it did work.

This stud is coming to a town meeting near you!

Well, let me tell you, these two young studs were ready.

They'd asked questions like: How many studs has it got?

And there was a small, raised stud on the side.

"You did make a point about stud value with him."

The stud lay so still I thought, for a moment, he might be dead.

She was in better shape than the stud, but not by much.

She was about to say something like, "Let's see just how good you are, stud!"

Attach the end stud the same way as at the beginning.

I think they're getting him out to stud none too early."

There is close studding on the north and west ranges.

The earth was simply studded with that first blush of green.

It is studded with a vast number of small islands.

The stars that studded the sky seemed to give more light than the moon.

From 2002 to 2006 he returned to stud with marginally better results.

In fact, the Administration's record has been studded with diplomatic embarrassment.

Is he too fierce, will they have to turn him out to stud again?"

Darkness came fast, and the night sky was studded with stars.

The Pie is ultimately put out to stud upon his retirement.

The side of the tower block beyond was studded with lights.

Finally, he gave me a watch studded with faux diamonds.

The jacket and the boots were both studded with silver.

Captain's Gig was retired to stud for the 1970 season.

He retired to stud that year, virtually forgotten by the public.

"And while she'll never stud nor ever did, we'll see she's back with the devil before we leave!"

He went to a thick leather door studded with brass.

It was studded with lights, ready for its first illumination.

He was sold to stud for $22 million, a record at the time.

It seemed to be of red gold, studded with emeralds.

The air all around him was studded with shrapnel bursts.

"We are not told that he found a case studded with diamonds.

Its north and south walls feature close studding with no middle rail.