embrasure

In the building itself you can still find a wide wall with embrasures.

Four feet from the corner came the first of the embrasures.

At the moment, he was on hands and knees in the embrasure.

Each face of the fort has three embrasures, one above the other.

She drew him across the room to the embrasure by the window.

The interpreter came to where the Major stood in the embrasure.

We've been told to set slate on the floor, as well, but just in the window embrasures.

In a moment the men who manned the embrasure would be under attack.

Occasionally, there are two embrasures in one of the walls.

There were half a dozen guns behind embrasures by 1773.

The Sword lifted him up along the wall to the embrasure.

The church's windows are in deep embrasures, and use plain glass.

Fifty feet up he reached a narrow embrasure cut back into the wall.

In through those embrasures came not only air and light, but additional cheerful sounds.

"And there is room in the embrasure of the window for anyone to remain concealed behind them?"

Small bunkers were set up with three embrasures towards the front.

Some have a low entrance that allows an extra embrasure above.

At the far end, in the embrasure of the window, was a large writing-table.

Richard was waiting in the deep window embrasure, half hidden behind a screen.

The four short walls each have a single embrasure.

The English crew returned fire from the embrasures below deck.

This section had embrasures at the front and sides for machine guns.

He paused by the window, leaning on the stone embrasure.

He came to her side of the embrasure and put his arm around her.

"I shall pray for it," she said simply, and led the way back to the embrasure.