spyglass

If someone was out there with a spyglass they could have seen everything.

Every spyglass was trained upon her, and she knew it.

He took the spyglass and turned it on the inn.

I'll make my way to the top of Spyglass and get a better measure, but it's big.

A standard spyglass is more convenient in the long run.

Let's get you out for another dose of sea air, spyglass in hand.

He turned a spyglass toward the little group amongst which the king stood.

Summer let the hand that was holding the spyglass drop to his side.

He raised the spyglass again, but she caught his wrist.

He brought up his spyglass and peered closely at them.

That upset players who had gone over Spyglass in the first round without such rights.

She put the spyglass in her pocket and began the long climb down to the ground.

"This is by far my best round ever at Spyglass.

"Run down and fetch my spyglass," he said to the girl.

She braced herself against a branch and took out the spyglass.

It was the slim figure who'd been looking through the spyglass, a young man dressed in white.

Holding her spyglass in one hand, she curved downhill again.

At the top of the ladder was a spyglass that Lennon looked through.

The Captain was looking south using the spyglass, though he obviously expected to find nothing but flat water.

Spyglass Hill is the third course used in this pro-am.

Place the spyglass, secret mirror, and location key in reach.

So someone pinned the title on the long island, because it looks like a spyglass.

He set down the spyglass and rested his hands lightly on the girl's shoulders.

To read the statements, take the spyglass and hold it over the back of the character wheel.

In 2003, he became president and partner at Spyglass.