She moved, reminding him again that he held a lapful of warm, soft female.

The melting ice shifted, and I almost got a lapful of it.

A woman two seats to my left was adjusting a lapful of packages.

She was so tiny that she looked like a little girl with a lapful of dolls.

Sitting there with a lapful of snake, Rhea began to laugh.

She looked as if she had a lapful of tropical bird feathers.

He walked back again into his bedroom office, surveyed Miliko and her lapful of charts.

I relaxed my grip on the knife; she could hardly attack me with a lapful of goat.

When he finally closed the book, he saw he had a lapful of little white flowers.

The women are in the kitchen, my mother cleaning red-fish and Sharon sitting at a window with a lapful of snapbeans.

'He got a lapful of Pfannkuchen and scalding coffee,' I said.

She had a lapful of knitting.

Straightway I gathered a lapful of them.

If he hadn't glanced down just at that instant, he'd have missed it and would have had a lapful of burgundy.

With a lapful of blood.

"No, it didn't," Honor agreed, looking up from her lapful of 'cat once more with a slight air of what might have been relief.

I set aside the lapful of papers I was sorting and crossed to the closest grouping.

A cold puddle of moonlight caught me in a lapful of sheet, and I thought, Died suddenly.

To Roland he looked like an enthralled playgoer in a penny seat; all he needed was a lapful of orange-peel.

My tank top was soaked and my pants were soggy, clinging to my thighs like a lapful of wet sheets.

She looked at Johnny, sitting on Bobby and Dinah's couch with a lapful of Katya.

She composed herself, hands on her lapful of packages, dutifully--and fearfully--waiting.

Albert noticed neither his lapful of warm girl nor the attache case that caromed off the curved wall three feet in front of his nose.

He had two wives, one portly and middle-aged and one young and svelte, and a lapful of children.

So far, I felt like I had a lapful of confetti and the notion of piecing it all together to make a picture seemed very remote indeed.