chimneylike

There was a narrow chimneylike opening in one corner of the ceiling.

Then he led her away through the chimneylike hall, while his kin made signs of humor and envy.

She looked at the tiny chimneylike space she was wedged in.

From here, The Shadow could see the old tower, chimneylike in the moonlight.

He saw that he had judged the side of the pit well; both were too large to get down the chimneylike opening to him.

Chimneylike in appearance, the formation was a mass of weathered stone carved by nature's fine hand and shaped with.

It took all of Magic Boy's abilities to locate the narrow, chimneylike cave.

Except for the brick-faced, chimneylike structure by Brit Bunkley, all the work is new.

Peering past shadows, he watched Rety climb a chimneylike funnel, offering what seemed a way out.

Some incorporate chimneylike "wind catchers" for cooling and solar panels for heating.

But there were any number of the chimneylike skylights and odd towers sprouting from the top of the castle.

Gasping, he pulled himself up another few feet and wedged himself into a narrow, chimneylike crack that stretched vertically above him.

"Coming," she said at last, setting her foot on the first of the laboriously inserted pegs that formed a spiral ladder in the chimneylike shaft.

This interfered with the functioning of the storm, inhibiting its ability to vent vertical winds from the top of its chimneylike eye wall.

In Lining village, apples are stocked in caves, cellars and long tunnels ventilated by huge, chimneylike structures that rise high above the orchards.

"Well - " murmured Malachi Constant, there in the chimneylike room under the staircase in Newport, "it looks like the messenger is finally going to be used."

He looked up and saw that, while the quickened spores drifted up seeking release through a chimneylike opening at the top of the mound, something seemed to be confining them to the cavern.

Elsewhere in the hall, visitors can see exotic black smokers - chimneylike sulfide structures that grow along thermal vents on the ocean floor and provide glimpses into communities where microbes flourish and offer clues to the origins of life on earth.

As a postcard subject, it cannot compete with stunners like the nearby Laroque-Alric, which clings absurdly to a chimneylike limestone outcropping, or with Seguret, a village of atmospheric, winding streets that wrap around a hill, or with Roussillon, a hilltop village built of red, pink and ochre stone.