latticing

Something glanced off the lead latticing and went singing with vibration into the night air.

The house itself was dominated by weathered gray shingles with white latticing.

Diagonal latticing fills the web between the upper and lower portions of the plate.

The latticing is such, however, that one can see, if not perfectly, glimpses of fair femininity through the gaps.

Nancy could see through the latticing.

Natural wood latticing affixed to white walls creates an impression of shoji screens.

Atmosphere: A small storefront restaurant, with dining area in front and bar in the rear, separated by wood latticing.

Its four doors have panels of light wood latticing outlined in delicate dark stringing over a ground of darker wood squares.

The center of the two large top doors has been cleverly treated as a pedestal for the wonderfully wrought ormolu ornament of flowers, leaves and latticing that graces the crest.

The latticing of the screens actually forms words - albeit indecipherable - from the classic "Rendezvous With Rama" (1973) by the British science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke; it has to do with, well, human attempts to explore the vast mysteries of space.

Later, Nancy quietly rolled on her side so that she could peek through the latticing and watch what Rahul was doing; he appeared to be performing a kind of surgery on Beth's stomach, but Nancy soon realized that Rahul was drawing a picture on Beth's belly.