sprawled

Ancient Chinese poet Li Bai is sprawled on a chair, seemingly drunk, with a delicate wine cup and a typewriter in front of him.

She was running along, lost her footing, and was suddenly sprawled out, with a bloody knee and hands.

Hope buoyed up his spirits, but fear made him nervous. He wanted to sleep but could not drop off as he lay sprawled out on some hay.

As she left she heard a loud crash behind her. When she went back to see what had happens, he was sprawled flat on the floor.

Other children saw more. They later asked their parents why some of the children sprawled on the floor looked that way.

He saw, as though it were a vision, Royal's body sprawled heavy and unmoving forever against the earth.

Sprawled out on a cushion, he didn't look much like a mighty Savior, certainly not like a match for the howling wind and pounding waves.

His hands flew to his chest and, dropping the flowers, he stumbled backward and sprawled on the pier.

he sprawled silently on the ground , watching the grisly form of a great doubt rising before him.

In the 1990s Mr Tata inherited a group that sprawled across many industries, but remained largely cooped up in a single country.

But as the city grew, parts of it sprawled directly above old tunnels.

Sprawled out in full glory, he looked like a boxer after a major bout.

Picture the scene. Other Half and I, sprawled out in front of the television.

Dogs spend all day sprawled on the most comfortable piece of furniture in the house.

When Aaron returned to the living room, Emily was sprawled out on the couch.

As the city grew, housing developments sprawled out for miles either side of the river.

It means being here in Port-au-Prince, where tens of thousands are still in tent cities sprawled all over the city.

That's an 18-inch long skull of an animal that was probably seven or eight feet, sprawled like a lizard, probably had a head like a lion.

As it sprawled wallowing in the quag, clouds of stinging insects rose and buzzed about it in the air.

Back in the room, he found Near sprawled on his stomach between their beds, putting together another of those damn puzzles.

eg: Sprawled out on the arm of the sofa, he finally got some rest.

Burn Hall, a near replica of a British boarding school, is sprawled over several acres on the west of the town.

Below him sprawled the castle. . . but this castle was made of damp, crumbling soil and blind white roots.

I wandered down to the beach and sprawled out on the sand.

Father was sprawled out in a sofa.

They were sprawled, all legs and arms akimbo across their seats, absorbed in their cellphones or speaking quietly in small knots.

Sprawled out in the oceans, islands can paint many a strange picture.

Suburbs sprawled out to provide homes for the newly prosperous.

She finds Sandro downstairs, sprawled on a sofa with a prostitute. She runs outside.

The dead man sprawled across the path has nothing of value except a Ring of the Cobra's Eye.

He lay sprawled in the chair like an aged doll.

The voice was still in his ears, but the turf whereon he had sprawled was clearly vacant.

When I came borne I found Father drunk, sprawled out on the bed.

Joe sprawled uneasily in his seat, not willing to go till the family conclave was dissolved.

They get off the bus 12 miles north of the city at a camp sprawled over rocky hillside: Canaan, home to an estimated 30, 000 people.

A daily paper sprawled on the floor, gaping rectangularly where a railroad time-table had been clipped from it.

They choked the terrace, they sprawled about the paths, they leant, vulgar and lanky, against the very windows of the house.

Sprawled on a bench in the vestibule lies a hare, whitened with frost, front legs thrust forward and hind legs backward.

Four hundred years ago, Tokyo's wholesale food and fish market had sprawled over the riverbank of Nihombashi.

An industrial estate sprawled across the valley.

Was sprawled in the ditch, soaked to the skin, my head pounding, my car gone and my pockets empty.

The handwriting sprawled across the page.

When I visited the Mobot Lab at MIT, Genghis lay sprawled in disassembled pieces on a lab bench. New parts lay nearby.

The Kalkar complex sprawled over an area the size of 80 soccer fields and had enough wiring to circle the globe. . . twice.

His white jet pack with black trim stands on a brick-sized base with two legs sprawled behind it.

In the basement recreation room Ruth and Nim sat side by side on a sofa, with Leah sprawled on a rug.

There he lay, sprawled across the doorway.

The quicker, shallow breaths of Jo sprawled comfortably across a camp bed beside the far wall.

The Regent's body was sprawled on the floor below him, already drained of life's vernal colors.

New houses sprawled out in some rural areas.

The corridor was sprawled with trainers, sports kites, an inflatable pool and even a shopping trolley.

The shop was very quiet. The proprietor sprawled on the counter reading the newspaper and yawning.

Taking over a banking group sprawled over 53 countries is hard enough.

He sprawled his signature over the paper.

Others appear to have passed out and lay sprawled on the ground.

He lay sprawled in the chair with his legs stretched out . . .

A man lay sprawled across three entire seats in the posh theatre.

We lit a fire, opened a bottle of wine and sprawled in the cooling sand, talking.

The star, Will Smith, is sprawled on a Los Angeles bench.

Ron followed right away. He landed, sprawled next to Harry.

Red Jacket lay sprawled on the cobbles one hundred feet below.

In the past two decades, Huaxi swallowed 12 neighbouring villages as its industry and influence sprawled outwards.

The village sprawled across the valley.

A familiar sweatered figure sprawled in a lawn chair.

There are not many luxury hotels that allow stray dogs to lie sprawled across their entrance.

Thestar, Will Smith, is sprawled on a Los Angeles bench.

He lay sprawled on his back.

A pile of crushed cushions remained to show where Illyrio had sprawled.

Many people sprawled on the beach in their bathing suits.

Many people sprawled on the beach in their bathing uits.

On the cover sprawled the following title, printed in large capitals: GOD; THE KING; HONOR AND THE LADIES; BY DUCRAY DUMINIL, 1814.

Sprawled across mountains and plateaus, Mongolia has an average elevation of 5, 180 feet (1, 580 meters).

How long he sprawled there with his blood reddening the snow Varamyr could not have said.

My father was sprawled on the couch in the living room.

Down I went, sprawled on all fours.

The only reason you aren't sprawled on the floor under a bailiff with handcuffs

Along the sprawled body of the derailed Great Northern freight car

And both got stomach aches Sprawled out in the shade