The orange light from the sunset found every window, blinded them and left them blank oblongs of orange.

They sat on a bench, and Sharon opened his box to produce an astonishing number of sandwiches wrapped in tissue paper, a generous oblong of yellow cheese, and some segments of brown cake splendidly enriched with raisins.

One, on the ground floor, showed a golden oblong, skirted with watery gray where the lamp-light thinned the solid blackness of the wall.

The inner court, with its wine-pool and tanks, is a small oblong of 8 ft. by 9 ft., upon which open four silver-latticed window-oblongs in the same proportion, and two doors, before and behind, oblongs in the same proportion.

Fruit-dots oblong or linear, oblique, separate when young.

These tombs were very like the othersan oblong of barbed wire, a white flag, a white cross, sometimes a name, more often only a number, rarely a wreath.

The best irons for this purpose are the shallow oblong, or round cups of the same size at the bottom as at the top.

There was no mistaking the three upright oblongs of light; they were tall windows in the house, the occupants of which doubtless had been aroused at this unearthly hour by the fierceness of the storm.

But his questing eyes watched the vast oblong of the lake, looking continually for a sign, whether that of friend or foe.

The windows were open, the blinds up, and the setting sun shone clearly into it, so that it came out quite brightly at first, a vivid oblong of room, lying like a magic-lantern picture upon the black landscape and the livid green dawn.