Sheraton Definition

shĕrə-tn
adjective
Designating or of an 18th-cent. Eng. style of furniture characterized by simplicity of form, straight lines, and classically chaste decoration.
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Origin of Sheraton

  • After Thomas Sheraton

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Sheraton Sentence Examples

  • The legs of Sheraton's furnishings are slender and fluted, round or square, and tapered to natural or spade-style feet.

  • Unlike Chippendale, Sheraton used carving sparingly and incorporated simple ivory or brass key plates and metal drawer pulls.

  • Nearby Sheraton Vistana Villages offers one, two and three bedroom villas and is located four miles from Disney World.

  • Travelers can also obtain accomodations at many popular and renowned hotel chains in China, such as Ramada, Hilton, Sheraton, Holiday Inn, and Marriot.

  • One of America's most popular decorating schemes, traditional style is rooted in designs that emerged during the 18th and 19th centuries, including Queen Anne style, and furnishings styled after Chippendale and Thomas Sheraton.

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