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Matthew Warchus's atmospheric production, Rob Howell's oak-beamed set, and Gary Yershon's music keep the tension alive, while Claire Skinner as Sidney's nervous spouse and Estelle Parsons as a Scandinavian psychic provide good support.

Deathtrap 2010

They stepped into the meticulously preserved medieval hall with its oak-beamed ceiling, its intricately carved screen with a minstrel gallery above, its whitewashed walls decorated with arms and banners and weapons, and its massive oak dining table.

Slightly Married Balogh, Mary 2003

They traversed this in haste and silence, and Servius brought the king into a spacious chamber with a high, oak-beamed ceiling and richly paneled walls.

The Conan Chronicles Howard, Robert E. 1989

Later, when dinner was over and the two girls had helped Cousin Yvette load the dishwasher, all three settled down in the oak-beamed living room to chat and watch television.

GHOST STORIES CAROLYN KEENE 1983

They traversed this in haste and silence, and Servius brought the king into a spacious chamber with a high, oak-beamed ceiling and richly paneled walls.

The Hour Of The Dragon Howard, Robert E. 1977

But country memories are long, and for the price of a pint in the oak-beamed public bar of the Steyning Arms the locals will still tell you the tale of Cromwell's Gold and the bloody siege of Standingham Castle on the hill above — the gold for which so many treasure hunters have searched in vain …

War Game Price, Anthony 1976

She reached the house, flushed and a little breathless, and, tossing aside her hat as she sped through the big, oak-beamed hall, hurried into

The Hermit of Far End Margaret Pedler

The beautiful arching Gothic windows, the soft music from the pipe organ, the dignity of the high, oak-beamed ceiling, all this to Judith's beauty-loving mind was curiously satisfying.

Judy of York Hill Ethel Hume Bennett

The lounge was an oak-beamed, low-ceilinged room with the huge open fireplace of the original house and the comfortable armchairs and handy little tables of modernity.

When Last I Died Mitchell, Gladys, 1901- 1941

For some minutes she stood there, breathing in the incense of the day; then dressing quickly she went down into the great oak-beamed kitchen to prepare breakfast for her father and the pigs.

Once a Week 1919