attic * , auch: tallet BrE dialect

And a job would get me out of the attic.

Space is no longer real but an attic of the mind.

But at the top of the house we found an attic.

Then he put the phone away and went looking for the attic door.

After a time the man left me alone in the attic room.

We went up to the attic but you had gone.

But there was an attic fire the night they moved in.

Why have they gone to the attic at this particular moment?

I moved into this attic room where I've been ever since.

Would writing in an attic room at home work just as well?

She'd known all about that body they found in the attic.

They could hear it start, far up in the attic.

There was one thing I did not like about the attic, however.

Where was there to go but up in the attic?

Just as in his own house, there was a small attic.

The inside of the car had a hot attic feel.

Maybe I should go up into the attic and look for it.

However, in the morning, I will go up to the attic again.

Looking around the attic, she saw nothing that would give her any help.

There should have been no reason for her to go into the attic.

They had found the picture up in the attic more than a year ago.

I had to just clear the attic out and take a step back.

If he had an attic, I'd know where to look.

All we know is that the families have something in the attic.