Utiliser "glade" dans une phrase

1. She looked around the small glade and saw a largish stone … maybe if she lifted it, she could put the bird underneath … a sort of burial

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2. Not much has been said of Rosecare and Lemoss, though they stared into one another’s eyes and Lemoss could swear they were whirling in a forest glade where the deer and antelope peered out from the lower bowers of the trees

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3. They climbed several rocky steps which led into a glade filled with blossom and fawns

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4. Brock found Soffen in her special glade, hidden deep within the remotest part of Brockenhurst Forest

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5. The three conspirators, rightly cautious about their plans, arranged to meet in a secluded glade

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6. On an early June evening Rainbow Valley was an entirely delightful place and the children felt it to be so, as they sat in the open glade where the bells rang elfishly on the Tree Lovers, and the White Lady shook her green tresses

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7. He turned and carried her to the edge of the glade, under the shade of the trees, and spoke intimately

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8. At the time, I was near, meditating in my glade of contemplation, and I detected his approach

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9. As Theramin spoke, the power field seemed to become a bright storm of magic that filled the entire glade, intensifying towards the center

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10. In the heart of the wood, a small glade opens up to create a haven of light in a world of darkness

11. Ralph notes the softer grasses lining the forest floor and, at the edge of the glade, a pale cow, a span and a half beyond the height of a man, suckles her calf

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12. He is reluctant to break the strange spell of weeping, but already Annyeke is stepping forward into the glade, the colours of compassion flowing from her like a spring river: blue, pink, mauve

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13. Now in the glade between the cave and the trees, she could see Thomas sitting on the largest of the rocks and intent on something in his hands

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14. He found himself in a glade within a forest; fresh green

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15. supported by the tall, stately trees which encircled the glade

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16. up to see Chris and Ruth enter the glade hand in hand

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17. Without comment, he indicated with a gesture that they should continue their explorations, and rising, she followed him out of the trees and into a glade, the farther end of which was bounded by a dense thicket

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18. They ran in single file, and he soon emerged into a glade—to stop short, the skin crawling between his shoulders as he recognized it as the glade he had seen in his lotus-drugged dream

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19. The jungle was a black colossus that locked the ruin-littered glade in ebon arms

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20. I found the glade where she slept, a dell in the deepest grove of ancient elder trees, the grass knee-deep and covered with flame yellow daffodils and yellow and white jonquils

21. A monument of stone was made in that glade

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22. Balthus wasted his wind in swearing as the Cimmerian drew away from him again, like a phantom between the trees, and then Conan burst into a dim glade and halted crouching, lips snarling, sword lifted

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23. 'That scream came from this glade, or near by,' answered Conan

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24. He had just crossed a small glade when he wheeled answering the conviction of his primitive instincts that he was being followed

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25. It was not Balthus who was emerging from the other side of the glade

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26. Without comment he mounted the rocks and brought his horse down to the glade by a circuitous path

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27. He stood in the center of the glade uncertainly, sword in one hand and dagger in the other

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28. They were in a large glade, wide enough to support a house

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29. When I walked out the other end, I was stunned by the sight of a winter forest glade bathed in

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30. The center of the glade had a foot or so of fresh wet snow

31. Louie looked around the forest glade and then at his PartyMob

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32. The glade was warm and green again

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33. depths of the shadowy glade

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34. The path took us to a small glade

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35. In the middle of the glade, with his back to us, stood a man in a black garment with a hood thrown over his head

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36. “Where is the glade?” Andrew asked

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37. When we were leaving the glade, I snatched a moment and quietly asked the Teacher, “The guys told me that when I was absent, you gave them new meditations

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38. Now we also could not help laughing together with the senior guys, recollecting cheerfully Eugene's joke during our first visit to the glade

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39. “So you sneak up on her in a glade and cut off her hair and that is supposed to prove she is a ho?”

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40. “I didn’t sneak up to her in a glade

41. “This is our prosecuting attorney, Glade Cox,” he said, gesturing to a suited figure seated near the opposite wall

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42. "Over there," I said, and we ran to a section of trees in a nice, secluded little glade

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43. With his eyes closed, he could almost imagine sitting in a glade, hearing the soothing murmurs of a crystal-clear stream

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44. steps to the entrance of the glade

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45. After looking about cautiously, Caymus returned to the glade

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46. There’s a small glade too, perfect for watering

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47. grassy glade, trees lined the edge in every direction

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48. Laughing like children, crossing the grassy glade without a care, she brushed aside

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49. of reaching the treed city before sundown, they stopped for a short reprieve at a glade,

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50. “It had nothing to do with that glade then?” Hallen said, leaving his coat off just in case

51. wooded corridor, peering out towards the grassy glade

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52. She guessed that this was the glade

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53. glade, animated with life of their own

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54. of the glade and back towards the gloom of the trees

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55. ‘Bucca is not sure,’ he waved his hands around the glade

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56. A strange plant crop resembling a Larch was raised in a special glade away from the mansions

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57. There were no dead bodies, but there were casualties: sometimes instead of reappearing at the glade, the wounded remained on the battlefield, lying in shock and pain

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58. Chrysostom, he and his squire passed into the same wood which they had seen the shepherdess Marcela enter, and after having wandered for more than two hours in all directions in search of her without finding her, they came to a halt in a glade covered with tender grass, beside which ran a pleasant cool stream that invited and compelled them to pass there the hours of the noontide heat, which by this time was beginning to come on oppressively

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59. They found a little gate, and soon were in a broad green alley of the wood, with a new thicket of fir and pine on one hand, an old oak glade dipping down on the other

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60. It is interesting to note that, several hours later, a couple of wolves who were following Twoflower's scent arrived in the glade

61. Then, as Rincewind had fled the carnage, he had run into a glade in which a number of irate wolves were milling about

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62. Thomas stared in that direction, through the gap in the walls that served as an exit from the Glade

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63. “The Box, shuck-face, the Box!” was all Alby said before he set off for the middle of the Glade at a brisk pace that almost looked to Thomas like panic

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64. A girl? He hadn’t even thought about why the Glade only had boys, no girls

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65. The boys lining the path to Newt and the girl glared at him as he walked past, as if he were responsible for the entire mess of the Maze and the Glade and the Grievers

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66. An odd moment of complete silence hung over the Glade

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67. From the Glade proper, the forest didn’t look that big, maybe a couple of acres

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68. He’d now been at the Glade for roughly twenty-four hours

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69. But from what he could tell, naps were frowned upon in the giant working farm of the Glade

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70. Thomas nodded, absently kicking a loose rock across the dusty, cracked stone floor of the Glade

71. And then Thomas saw perhaps the most disturbing thing he’d seen since he’d arrived at the Glade

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72. His arms fell to his sides as he turned, looking around the Glade for a sign of Ben, trepidation building within him as he wondered what the boy would do when he saw him

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73. But the combined strength of the Keepers was way too much, forcing the condemned boy closer and closer to the edge of the Glade, just as the right wall was almost there

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74. Soon he was fully four feet outside the Glade, jerking his body from side to side as he tried to escape his collar

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75. New developments in the Glade had just become a part of life

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76. During off times they do other stuff round the Glade

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77. The Runners had returned at their normal time, and Thomas had grown more and more upset as he watched Newt run from Door to Door as they entered the Glade, not bothering to hide his panic

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78. But his chest ached at the thought of them out there, killed by the horrendous creature he’d seen through the window his first morning in the Glade

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79. He pushed and pulled Alby back over to the crack that marked the entrance to the Glade, and propped him once more into a sitting position, leaning against the stone wall

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80. He remembered the odd lights he’d observed through the Glade window with Newt

81. He thought he’d seen it before, back in the Glade when the beetle blade had scooted past him and into the woods

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82. It paused by the closed Door that led into the Glade, only a few yards to Thomas’s right

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83. At least the Doors would be opening soon, and they could return to the Glade

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84. Minho stood up and joined Thomas in his slow walk back toward the Glade

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85. The walk back into the Glade and then to the Homestead seemed endless, a row of Gladers on both sides gawking at them

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86. The elation of his escape had faded rapidly, leaving him with pain and thoughts of his new life in the Glade

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87. He’d been through the whole gamut of emotions in the short time since he’d arrived at the Glade

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88. As he ran toward the Glade, he learned a lot about himself

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89. It didn’t take a math genius to calculate that his speed and time combined meant he’d run roughly half a marathon by the time he returned to the Glade

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90. A couple of blankets had been placed over him during the night—someone playing the Glade Mother

91. I think his buddies are hiding him inside the Glade somewhere

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92. Though something told him there was a better chance of Gally bringing him flowers than of passing a day in the Glade with nothing strange happening

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93. Here, all paths led back to the Glade

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