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Meanings of fall aslant in anglès
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Usage of fall aslant in anglès
1
A streak of moon-shine fell aslant the floor and broke off abruptly.
2
The hot June sun streamed into his stuffy room and fell aslant the bed.
3
There are hours when sunlight falls aslant the subdued surface and irradiates the depths.
4
Presently Mentu, raising his head, noted that the shadows were falling aslant the court.
5
A sunbeam fell aslant the girl's preoccupied face.
6
Outside, the rain fell aslant in the wind and drummed dismally upon the little window beside Sandy.
7
A gleam of sunlight filtered through the bushes and fell aslant Jane Merrick's eyes; but not a lash quivered.
8
The light from the high slit windows fell aslant behind me; this was the west side of the castle, then.
9
Twenty paces from the camp fire at the edge of the road stood a wooden cross that had fallen aslant.
10
A spar of sunshine, filtering through the ragged limbs of the trees, fell aslant her, and she stood in an aureola.
11
A few patches of sunlight of a pale, ruddy gold, come it was impossible to tell whence, fell aslant the dense shadows.
12
And he tried to raise one hand from where it lay beside him, but the hand wavered and fell aslant across his body.
13
A last gleam of light, falling aslant across the lane, made points of bright yellow among the foliage, and round as gold coins.
14
The soil of the wold is pale, so that in the new-ploughed fields there rest soft, creamlike shadows when the evening sun falls aslant.
15
The rays of the sun were falling aslant as she stepped out, and the western sky was aglow with crimson and purple and pink.
16
There are fewer flowers under the trees, and the grass grows so long and rank that it has already fallen aslant of its own weight.