stern light

There was sunlight through the stern light, and we sat long over our food, talking of many things.

He sat back in the chair and stared out through the stern lights.

The cabin was hot again and the sun bright in the stern lights.

We'll put on the two sleeping-cabin lights and the stern light.

Gianna was standing against one of the great stern lights.

I could see the stern light, the ship again coming straight towards us and growing steadily larger.

There you can see the glimmer of her stern light still."

It was over surprisingly fast, and then he was staring at her stern light.

I backed up to the stern lights, where I could watch the dock through the glass window.

All the instruments, the mast head, bow, and stern lights went dark.

There was a stern light showing and an anchor light in the chains.

In complete darkness the airship had to stay behind the ships and follow their stern lights.

The moonlight flooded through the skylights, filling the warehouse with its cold, stern light.

Pender, keep your eyes on the stern lights I don't think they'll be fool enough to try that route, but you never know."

The great ball went right through the stern lights smashing its way through the whole length of the Mercury.

Almost immediately hissing clouds of white steam began to boil from the ports and stern lights.

The yacht was gone, save for the last glimmers of its stern lights, which seemed to trickle off through the fog.

The cabin was empty and Captain Edwards waved to a chair by the table in front of the stern lights.

Stutts was over near the stern lights.

The destroyer switched on a brighter stern light and told the tanker to follow her to Malta.

Over the stern lights I hung a heavy blanket from the bed, and then cautiously, with flint and steel, a light.

The harbour-master could not see her face while, facing the wind, she stared after the submarine until the stern light vanished into the filthy night.

A light shown through the leaded glass stern lights of Vivia Infanti.

There was much blood upon the deck, and there was blood on the sill of the stern light.

His dark blue eyes, always penetrating, now gleamed with a sterner light from under his shaggy grey eyebrows.