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They crouched on the creviced floor, closely huddled together, for it was very cold.

Ahead where the cavern floor stretched away to the arched opening, she caught sight of something new as it emerged from the creviced rock.

Cautiously, she scanned the creviced rock for signs of the black things or other horrors wrought by the dark magic, but there were none.

There was snow on the leaf mould and in the creviced bark of the trees around Hansen, but the air didn't seem particularly cold.

He was enough of an engineer to realise that the creviced roof of rock wasn't any too safe.

(See the cake-walk meanderings in black across No. 6, whose brown background suggests a creviced cave, for example.)

And the storm had found them there and borne them along with it as it blew through the creviced walls.

Sprinkling these together near the bottom of the creviced wall, The Shadow produced a small bottle and poured a liquid upon the united powders.

Dying and half-decayed cypresses droop over creviced headstones and ruinous mausoleums.

Mr. Bilal's imposing set (fortress, bulwark and creviced wall) is both futuristic and of the past.

A tree-creeper spidered head-first down the tree-trunk and flitted, a brown shadow, to the next creviced pasture.

The third common variation on juicers is the reamer, which often has a knobby handle and a pointy creviced head, like an oversize finial.

Seated on either side of his creviced, wide-nostriled nose were deep-sunk dark eyes like raisins in a ball of dough.

The cliff was softened by ferns and mosses and tiny plants clinging to its cracked and creviced surface.

All about her, rocky crags lifted golden-brown spires to the blue sky, seeming to move as cloud shadows raced across their creviced and ridged faces.

Parts of northeastern Illinois were hit hard by the drought because of the very porous soil that soaks up water and pulls it into creviced rock below.

The cedar beams provide the Minimalist part, a grid that intermittently asserts its order on the creviced surface, across changing textures and patches of light and dark.

Then did the day seem lost and retreat was sounded, but the withdrawal was prearranged to creviced ground; to rocky slopes and cragged, outjutting formations.

It sits on the plaza, at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 60th Street, like a fallen meteorite or deeply creviced boulder, but it is clearly handmade.

Buildings had tumbled into creviced streets; twisted bodies of humans and horses colored the rubble; gas hissed like the Snake of All Bad Dreams from dozens of broken mains.

Three months and $51,000 later, with a plate and five screws holding him together, he was back on his signature skateboard (which is pointed at the front like a surfboard), riding the mean creviced streets of New York.

By and by, singly or in pairs, the lesser fire lizards winged up to the first of the sea-surrounded bluffs, lost quickly from Menoll/s sight as they secreted themselves in tiny creviced weyrs.

Yet Eugenio Buratti, a small, agile dancer who opens the piece by planting a stick into a creviced mural, and the 12 dancers in bathing suit costumes (the women later add slit dresses) can look stunning.

From the cavern's creviced lip there sprang a stunted tree, with its newly broken roots hanging in air; and the stubborn tap-root was in the rock at Xeethra's feet, where, it was plain, the tree had formerly stood.

All about were tables set chiefly with models of dwelling houses and other buildings, accurate to the last minutia, it looked, of ventilation hole under roof gutter and ground-level drain hole, of creviced wall and smooth.