1 In the cold slant of light reflected from the back wall of a neighbouring building, she saw her evening dress and opera cloak lying in a tawdry heap on a chair.
2 She seemed to have lost sight of her friend's part in the incident: her inward vision had taken another slant.
3 When he reached the slant of the wall where he had left Cosette, he noticed that no one could see him there.
Les Misérables 2 By Victor HugoContext Highlight In BOOK 5: CHAPTER IV—THE GROPINGS OF FLIGHT 4 All the way across the floor, a man, newly come and standing in the doorway, saw them, started in recognition and watched closely the slanting eyes in the sulky, rebellious face.
5 It was a prim, virginal little room and it lay still and warm in the slanting rays of the four-o'clock sun.
6 Her spirits rose, as always at the sight of her white skin and slanting green eyes, and she smiled to bring out her dimples.
7 The pretty roundness left her face, throwing her cheek bones into prominence, emphasizing her slanting green eyes and giving her the look of a prowling, hungry cat.
8 It was white and strained and the black brows above slanting green eyes swooped up startlingly against the white skin like frightened bird's wings.
9 As her slanting eyebrows rushed down together in a frown Rhett's old smile came back.
10 The afternoon sun, slanting low through the newly leaved trees, spun sickeningly for a few moments in a swirl of gold and green.
11 They were hearing drums and bugles and the Rebel yell, seeing footsore men going by in the rain with torn flags slanting.
12 He looked at the slanting green eyes, wide and misty, and the tender curve of her lips and for a moment his breath stopped.
13 She looked at him with slanting eyes that burned with a desperate obstinacy and the sudden hard line of jaw that sprang out through her soft cheek was Gerald's jaw.
14 The early sunset was slanting across the park.
15 The desk was closed, but on its slanting lid lay two letters which he took up.