lanai , , also: lānai loan-word

As of the year 1994 there was only one plant known on Lanai.

She nodded toward the lanai, and he went out there.

Most are in the lanai room, although a few have made it to other rooms.

"She picked it up from the floor of the lanai before the police came."

She turned her back on him and walked to the edge of the lanai.

Not every room has a lanai, and the standard rooms aren't large.

A moment later she was diving off the lanai into the sea.

They went out to the lanai and sat, watching the sunset.

After dinner, he sat with his pipe on the lanai.

The kitchen is on a covered lanai with a dining area.

The study led to a lanai, which was attached to his bedroom.

He went over and stood by the French window opening on to the lanai.

She walked slowly to a chair on the lanai, and sat down.

Civet was now at the far end of the lanai.

Servants were beginning to put out the lights on the lanai.

She heard the slamming of the glass door behind him as he left the lanai.

She heard the scrape of a chair being moved on the lanai, and went to the door.

The room was large, with an adjoining lanai and bathroom.

She'd barely been aware they were still beside the lanai.

While on the island of Lanai, they had a sports craving.

What the lookplate showed was a lanai very like their own.

When the boy returned to the lanai there was a brisk air of business about him.

But to this visitor, at least, the real attractions were old Lanai itself and its history.

She sat down next to Clay on the lanai and they listened to the night for a while.

He turned on his heel and headed for the lanai doors.