descry

I descried no such importance in it,' said the king.

Suddenly I descried a large cafe, which was more than half full.

This pair of eyes descried him in the distance, the moment he appeared.

Elements from Islamic art and architecture may also be descried.

In the heart of the heat, Linden descried a dark figure swimming.

Presently, on looking round, I descried our balloon away out behind us about two miles off.

His eyes descried nothing but the dark as if they had been burned out of his head.

He had somehow penetrated into the lord's head, descried his thoughts.

At first, she was not sure of her vision when she descried the dark stain on the wall.

Covenant descried no sign of whoever had contrived such a fire.

Through the open sockets gas was descried burning in the "dock."

We one day descried some shapeless object drifting at a distance.

On the third day they descried in the distance the dim and inhospitable mountains.

He descried her early one morning as he was passing along the skirt of the river.

The gamblers, of whom I descried not a few, were still more easily recognisable.

His power must have been great, for we descried nothing of his approach or presence until he stood before us."

It has been descried by British Cycling as a "long running classic".

He descried the war-dray far off, throwing out a plume of dust.

He had descried Teddy Tucker driving his own mount toward him.

Presently he descried a big ledge or shelf in the vertical wall close beneath him.

A man riding in hot haste was now dimly descried at the top of a distant hill.

Yes; there, indeed, could be descried, with perfect precision of outline, some letters carved on the rock.

He had not gone far, or looked about him long, when he descried coming towards him, a female figure.

Meanwhile, the two armed men, whom Adrian had descried, proceeded leisurely up the street.

We were descried; they'll mock us now downright.