(1) The dim light in the small dark room was provided by the hundreds of low candles that sat on a stone ledge that ran the length of the room.

(2) Will had somehow grabbed a small ledge about twenty feet down.

(3) Both canvases are baskets of fruit grapes, pears and plums, and lemons and cherries - painted with various vessels and vegetables on a stone ledge .

(4) I fell to the floor and rolled beneath the ledge of the cabinet.

(5) He heaved himself up over a ledge

(6) They both know what an eerie feeling it must have been for rescuer and rescued, as they listened for those dislodged stones to hit a ledge or plunge into the water.

(7) Something has happened to them and they're trapped under a ledge near the road about five miles from here.

(8) There are also several green moray eels along the reef ledge .

(9) I look past them, at the blackened edges of a curb, the smooth marble of a ledge , the angle of a rail.

(10) A reef ledge

(11) Roasting-spits leaned against the hearth; rows of wine-jars stood on a ledge near the low door.

(12) It had stone tiling, and a stone ledge , and there was a roof entrance more or less in the center with a door heading down to, most likely, steps.

(13) Target the bottom of the near ledge with caster or worm over chopped worm.

(14) A scene of peace greeted me as I sat near the ledge of the platform outside.

(15) My buddy enthusiastically pointed out a lobster beneath a ledge , as well as a miniature version that was only about 3cm long!

(16) The other is that developers have found that there is a great public demand for traditional devices such as planters, bay windows and shading ledges .

(17) Next month we'll look at those tricky double ledges where a second ledge is close behind the first.

(18) Its unnatural appearance makes it standout from the usual desert rocks, ledges , trees, and hills.

(19) Schools of true giant bluefin tuna also swam past these rock ledges and although many were hooked, none were ever landed, although in 1973 the national record of 384 kgs was landed from a boat in the same bay.

(20) They were only cobbles and small, irregular outcrops, not large ledges of obviously layered strata.