rectangularly

The observer could also access a long, rectangularly framed, largely transparent, ventral observation structure.

The oblique aperture is much inclined to the axial line, and rectangularly rounded.

All the mobdering little lanes and abbeys that opened out upon it, opened as a result not rectangularly but sbantwise.

Arching its back, meowing softly, it crept on outstretched paws toward a concrete buttress, beyond which the mouth of a passage gaped rectangularly.

They are composed of grids of small, rectangularly framed doodles whose breezy gestures recall Abstract Expressionism and East Asian calligraphy.

She planted herself rectangularly on the spotless carpet and turned slowly round, scrutinizing the ceiling for cobwebs, the windows for smears, the ashtrays for that forgotten cigarette end.

Similarly, PAL is approximately 720x576, but the pixels are again non-square (they are shaped rectangularly as well – but in a different way from NTSC pixels).

Here all the laity and choir stand (there are often few or no seats in the building) during worship; it is shaped rectangularly in the back, opening into two wings forming a cross towards the front.

Now I think I can understand the structure of the flower and means of fertilisation, if there be two forms,--one with the pistil bent rectangularly out of the flower, and the other with it nearly straight.

From the very nature of such fabrics, a thorn or nail becoming entangled in them, tears them rectangularly - divides them into two longitudinal rents, at right angles with each other, and meeting at an apex where the thorn enters - but it is scarcely possible to conceive the piece 'torn off.'