arch in the wall

I moved now, running for the arch in the wall screen.

He entered the kitchen through an arch in the wall.

He wouldn't need to climb, because the road passed under a pointed arch in the wall.

To her right was a doorless arch in the wall, and beyond she could see another room.

Salatrel stepped away from him, back to the arch in the wall.

'Late one evening I came to the gate, like a great arch in the wall of rock; and it was strongly guarded.

The arbour was an arch in the wall, lined with ivy; it contained a rustic seat.

The entire masonry assembly, hearth, mantel, and grate, came toward him, leaving an arch in the wall.

The double arches in the walls of the Renaissance-era cloister are still standing, but the arched roof is lost.

In an arch in the wall of the south aisle, there is an effigy of Sir John Sewell, knt.

In the southern part of the area you get a sense of the nearby sea, but can only glimpse it through a couple of arches in the wall.

With that, he made a polite bow; and, with another to Miss Dartle, went away through the arch in the wall of holly by which he had come.

Four entrances they glimpsed: dark arches in the walls: one at the west by which they had come, one before them in the east, and one on either side.

The men's phasers made short work of reducing the vegetation to ashes, revealing a low, wide arch in the wall, and in the arch an old but very solid-looking door.

The speed of the footsteps increased, a curtain which covered an arch in the wall at the far end of the room was flung aside and a sultry looking young woman stepped into the room.

Formerly an immigrant settlement house and now a New York City landmark, Christodora House still has some of its original details, such as molding and recessed arches in the walls.

Following the gradual decline of a scarred green that sloped from the arch in the wall and petered out into the dust upon which the hovels were built, she saw suddenly, on raising her eyes from the path, one of these cactus trees.

From arches in the wall came men bearing torches and spears, just a few men at first who hung back and waited until their numbers grew, and then moved forward, their torches illuminating the night with fire as though they were high beam lamps.

He was heading for the great courtyard and thought that he might have to go out into the street then enter it by its main gate; but just beyond the last of the lean-tos, he saw to his right the dim outline of a low, doorless, arch in the wall of the inn.