Again she took refuge in a deep crevice for the night.

The deep crevice between his eyes threatens to sew both brows into a single, furry line.

Once he pinned me in against the walls, and I crawled back into a deep crevice and waited.

Down here, where the deep crevice of Broadway opened out into greenness, what was the first thing he saw?

Swiftwind investigated and found a wide, deep crevice in the rock that would take them near the top of the plateau.

It had been thrown with out the potato peelings, lost in a Wellington garden and slid into the deep crevice of a couch.

The shelves of rock are full of very narrow and deep crevices.

Out on this we walk, crossing a great number of deep crevices.

Deep crevices in the leaves would hide the small plastic case.

Trumpet-words, he called them, brazen notes which penetrated the deepest crevices of the brain.

At its base there were heaps of shattered stones, and deep crevices almost like caves.

The salt wind more than his years had tanned his face, wrinkling it with deep crevices.

Her lipstick is pink and applied hourly, feathering out into the deep crevices that line her mouth.

While deep crevices had been formed on the land, a still greater effect had seemingly been produced beneath the water.

I myself was not seriously affected, but each movement of my fingers opened and closed deep crevices, which oozed blood.

The tufted shrubs, growing in the deep crevices of the cliffs, besprinkled us with a silver shower at the least breath of wind.