Sunlight poured through gaping holes in the roof, and the coarse brown wrapping paper pasted on the walls was splattered and streaked by rain.
Within the palm groves camp-fires blazed beneath domes of moon-splattered thatch, and from all directions deep, clear voices quickened the night air.
They wished to retire and announced that the last boat was soon to start across the moon-splattered reefs.
She yelled it again at the top of her voice because she realized Slade would not hear her otherwise as the rain cracked and exploded and splattered and crashed.
It had not worked out as planned because Slade, only hours from the execution chamber with absolutely nothing to lose, had splattered the guard's brains around the inside of his cell and marched outside with a frightened Marcia Lawrence.
There was almost no wind and the rain came down slowly at first, huge slow drops which splattered on the black rock.
A shell exploded: the GI, his w-t, bones and flesh splattered across the walk.
Opening his compartment door, he glared at the platform people, dozens of rain-splattered faces, those blank faces, beseeching faces.
It was all splattered with mud, with several big torn places in it.
They had gathered in less than ten yards when a bullet whizzed between their heads and splattered on the stone wall at the rear of the room.
She started to help Elsie clear the food-splattered table.
The wild ducks splattered and quacked as they paddled busily hither and thither, visiting each little bay and reed-clump at the water's edge.
With another bound she landed on the marsh beyond, where she splattered away through the shallow water till a dry reed-bed was reached on a slight elevation in the marsh.
A moorhen splattered out from the willow-roots, and Brighteye crouched motionless, till he recognised that the noise made by the clumsy bird was almost as familiar to him as the rustle of the reeds in a breeze.
Hilagsikan ku sa íyang láway pagsulti níya, His saliva splattered on me when he spoke.
Nagwatakwatak ang tái sa bátà, The baby’s feces are splattered all over the place.
Siyay nagpuntik ug pintal sa salug, He was the one who splattered paint on the floor.
Nawiskan kug lápuk pag-ági sa trák, I got mud splattered all over me when the truck sped by.
Milagsik ang lápuk pagluksu nákù, Mud splattered in all directions when I jumped.
Tumult will die over the trees) Now night Tears from her wetted breast the splattered blouse Of day, glides down the dreaming hills, tear-bright, To cover with her hair the eerie green.
Often they swam and as Amory floated lazily in the water he shut his mind to all thoughts except those of hazy soap-bubble lands where the sun splattered through wind-drunk trees.
Morrow and Smith climbed down from the cab of the mud-splattered truck and stood gazing around them.
Caleb Eckert's eyes roved to the crackling fire, then to the splattered windows.
Penny was certain it did not belong to Mrs. Leeds for her mud-splattered sedan was parked some distance away.
In an instant, his brains, bones and guts burst and splattered the cockpit as his ship exploded.
Before the girls had gone far, a few drops of rainsplattered down.
At the curb stood the reporter's mud-splattered coupe.
It landed with a flat slapping sound and splattered red the paving stones, still loosely coiled like a serpent poised to strike.
The priests and their attendants were all shaven-headed and splattered with wet pitch black coal dust, scarlet red goat's blood, and white ashes from head to toes.
The week's supply of print paper was ruined and the two rooms blackened by smoke and splattered with the chemical used to check the flames, but the press and Linotype were undamaged.
They ploughed into the mud, which sloshed up on the sides of the machine and splattered against the windshield until they had to stop and clean the glass.
The banks were splashed and splattered with bits of glass, and over the glass and over the rocks ran thin trickling streams of a pale brown liquid that had a perfectly sickening odor.
I guess he made good all right,' said Kirke in a disappointed voice, inspecting the glass-splattered banks of the creek.
