banquette

"See that guy down at the end of the banquette?"

He looked away from her to a painting on the wall over the banquette.

For example, the banquette along one wall seats 20 people.

She leaned forward in her banquette to make the point.

But there came no sign or movement from the banquette.

It was the woman on the banquette trying to squeeze past.

One of them led us to a banquette on the back wall, next to the fireplace.

One server sat down next to us on a banquette to take our order.

He points to the banquettes all around, and then to one corner, where there is a stage.

There was then a returning to places among the banquettes.

The "21" Club, which opened in 1929, has always had its back wall of banquettes.

She came closer to him on the banquette and held the packet under his eyes.

The bag lady sat with Jack at a banquette along a side wall.

Immediately opposite it was a banquette under the front windows.

Most banquettes were built two to three feet high, mainly to keep water out of houses.

"With all those banquettes, they would make a great shoe store," he said.

I slid onto the banquette next to my best friend, Claire.

The corners of the room are dark and the banquette seating is low.

Actually, banquettes were designed to encourage just the opposite feeling.

She had been sitting long enough to have a second cup when a young woman on the banquette beside her spoke up.

Banquettes line one long wall, hung with large, square mirrors.

The restaurant has another 30 seats, at tables with banquettes.

Without thinking, Fallow tried to sit him back up on the banquette.

The waiters began pulling the table away from the banquette.

Bond touched the hand that lay on the banquette between them.