| It may be called the Garden of Eden Room, for in every part and appurtenance it speaks of sweet content and blessed repose. |
| The Multi-purpose Hall is an appurtenance of the Museum, situated in the centre of the Vil·la Casals garden. |
| It is also tied to the dominant estate as an appurtenance if that estate is transferred to a successor in title. |
| What's more, the depiction of childhood is thin and conventional: Simon is devoid of depth and whimsy, a mere script appurtenance. |
| For example, a free-standing garage or a tool shed could be characterized as an appurtenance. |
| Cows are seen as an appurtenance to the rural home and the job of looking after them falls mainly to women. |
