areaway

"Maybe I should have left it in the areaway," he said.

There was one space: a window that led to an areaway.

I heard something in the areaway and almost jumped out of my skin.

Her apartment was a wretched little room on a dark areaway.

The level of the areaway was a foot or two lower than the sidewalk.

A blue wooden police barrier was placed across the areaway.

Then he was hanging still, suspended over the pitch- black areaway.

He crossed the areaway and made clear entrance to an empty office.

The railing was meant to keep you from falling into the areaway.

The Shadow knew that the murderer had reached an office on the other side of the areaway.

A figure in the areaway was crawling toward him.

She slammed the flowers down on the dirty floor of the areaway!

Nor were there any windows on the areaway level.

In a few seconds, he reached the black opening of a sunken areaway.

He stepped into the areaway and at the second step his foot touched something lying on the ground.

There was only one route by which the intruder could come: through the little window from the areaway.

The plans would also result in the partial covering of a moat-like areaway.

It sounded like right in the areaway where the knifed cop was.

He looked down through the dusty window in an areaway, saw the top of the jelly cupboard.

Each house had an areaway on both sides.

The narrow slit also provided an areaway for inspection of the foundations.

To get there, he must have prowled through some other office - one that offered access to the areaway itself.

A clatter from the window of the inner office told that he had leaped to the areaway.

He vaulted over the railing and down into the darkness at the bottom of the areaway.

The man skidded on the filthy alley surface as he turned into the areaway.