Meantime, when the sun had moved off the great
open space in front of the house, the games began.
Near the side of the road, in a little
open space and hardly ten paces away, stood the figure of a man, dimly visible and as motionless as he.
I was in a little
open space. Around me, on all sides, were bushes and fern-like growths, and overhead and all about were the trunks and branches of forest trees.
He was compelled to follow his rough conductors into the very depth of this cover, where they stopt unexpectedly in an irregular
open space, free in a great measure from trees, and on which, therefore, the beams of the moon fell without much interruption from boughs and leaves.
They passed on towards the palace, but walking through a square, they came upon a crowd watching a young and well-dressed man who was urging a horse at full speed round the
open space, using at the same time his spurs and whip so unmercifully that the animal was all covered with foam and blood.
On the field between Borodino and the fleches, beside the wood, the chief action of the day took place on an
open space visible from both sides and was fought in the simplest and most artless way.
Within this inner fence was the large
open space, big enough to hold five regiments, and at the top of it--opposite the entrance--stood the cattle kraal itself, that cut off a piece of the
open space by another fence bent like a bow.
After gliding past the sombre maze of boughs for a long time, we come upon an
open space where the tall trees are burning.
In the
open space between the forest and the city walls, quantities of garden stuff was growing, while before him at his feet, in an open man-made ditch, ran a stream of water!
The deer lay in a small
open space close to a clump of acacias, and we had advanced to within several yards of our kill when we both halted suddenly and simultaneously.
Trent nodded, and the three men scrambled up the beach, across an
open space, and gained the shelter of a broad balcony, shielded by a striped awning which surrounded the plain white stone hotel.
Then he opened the rear door, crossed the little
open space between, and looked into the guard's brake.