runnel

I was to sleep on the runnel floor at my station.

I could have done with a helmet in these low runnels.

After leaving the company, Runnels spent time traveling the world.

"It's the type of play you see them give guys all the time," said Runnels.

They had dissolved a runnel to the surface for him.

A runnel of water, a very small thing really, edged into the light.

He let the current carry him into the runnel, and was quickly lost in the shadows.

She pointed to a runnel near the base of the pit.

There is now light at the end of the runnel as the contracts are let out in the final stage this month.

It had been a mistake, not murdering them in the runnels.

A runnel of dark rich blood started down her bare wrist.

It was a hot, close day, and sweat cut runnels through the dust on his face.

Every now and then one of the runnels was a deep one.

I am a child looking at his feet and the little runnels that the stream has made in the gravel.

Two hundred cubits to the west was another runnel and door.

I want to plant my garden seeds in rows, not runnels.

And there was water, a small pool of it fed by a runnel through the sand.

Was that another reason why smugglers used the sewer runnels?

A day later, we were struggling through the runnels and alleyways of that city.

She tipped the water into the runnel, rinsed the bowl and put it away.

Runnels was re-signed to a future contract on December 29, 2008.

After leaving the wrestling business, Runnels became involved in philanthropic work.

On its landward side there is often a shallow runnel.

The violet human eyes looked at him from amidst runnels of tears.

The right side of his chest was carved with deep runnels, the skin hard to the touch.