veneer

You would have to strip off the old veneer and put a whole new one on.

I hope the unity will be more than a veneer by the end.

Now that he'd found them, the words were still never far beneath his personal veneer.

A large chunk of her veneer had come off in the past few minutes.

It was as if a veneer had been stripped away.

First, position the veneer without taking the paper off, to make sure it fits.

There was, on the surface, a thin veneer of control.

From a distance, this body has a veneer of youth.

An attractive veneer can also be made from the wood.

On the other hand, the great thing about the traditional route is that they provide a veneer of security, if you like.

The wood may also be used for veneer and cabinet work.

It soon became clear just how shallow the veneer of life was on this world.

He smiled, but it was the veneer of an expression.

He is an animal which has been given a civilized veneer.

Repairs to veneer are much more difficult and sometimes impossible.

But you got the feeling it was just a veneer, something that came off with their makeup.

Have you ever thought what a thin veneer our civilization is?

And then he'd put me out on the saw to make it into veneer."

In the 90's, spending has just taken on a more prudent veneer.

For the first time since she had met him, he cast aside even the veneer of culture.

A surface had been created, she said, like a mask or a veneer.

He recognized that the veneer of his civilization was off.

Over that legacy, our art, language, and culture have only recently added a veneer.

From 1878 until 1940 there was a furniture veneer factory.

Then they came back to Texas and to the veneer of permanence once more.

She was only twenty-three or so, just out of college and still veneered with the enthusiasm for teaching.

It can be carved, veneered and inlaid with other materials.

She has one of those baby stares veneered on a face that's hard as cement, if you know what I mean."

The neck is not straight for all it's been veneered prettily."

The walls were veneered with zebra-patterned marble, clean and cool.

His pieces are often expertly veneered with walnut and mahogany.

The walls are stripped, but originally were veneered in marble two-thirds of the way up.

Its beautifully veneered mahogany surface is inlaid with a compass star.

Although veneered with Arcadian innocence, this is quite a kinky opera.

Ébénistes make case furniture, which may be veneered or painted.

In either case, engineered wood panels are generally painted, veneered, or laminated.

The ceiling was high, domed plaster, veneered with pale gold leaf.

It's a 12-pounder, with covers veneered in blond wood, and 464 pages about the size of doormats.

Its case is veneered with marquetry of ebony, tortoiseshell and brass.

The surface of the screen is veneered with cement Zhanjia stone.

The six extra holes in the headstock for the tuning machines were filled and veneered over.

The station master veneered his home and outbuildings with river rock cobbles, it is said to pass the time.

All the four walls are veneered externally and to some extend also internally with granite stone blocks.

The gates, walls and the bastions are veneered with ashlar stones on outer face.

Damme, you couldn't treat me with less respect if I was veneered."

Seat furniture in the Empire style was often veneered with mahogany, and later in pale woods also.

The case is veneered in walnut.

"It is veneered with silver, pearl and gold leaf and is quite spectacular."

The main structure is an 1196 square foot one-story frame office building set on a concrete foundation veneered with rubble stone.

Over much of its outcrop, it appears to be veneered by a thin plains unit that has filled hollows in the surface.