The sun parlour was apparently empty, for the lights were out.

Colin went out of the sun parlour and up onto the roof.

Why must she have been in the sun parlour?

They went down the steps to the sun parlour, switched on the light, and found two chairs.

After that he walked, in his unhurried way, back to the sun parlour.

The hypothetical case I put to you in the sun parlour, like a damned fool, was the real one.

"I don't know why I said that she was probably in the sun parlour.

It was not in the sun parlour.

Electric light was laid on to the sun parlour, but the place was in darkness when Roger reached it.

Mrs. Williamson found his pipe in the sun parlour.

"Has anyone tried the sun parlour?"

It also lays claim to being the "Sun Parlour" of Canada due to its southern location.

He walked down into the sun parlour, switched on the light, and looked moodily round, found nothing, and walked back to the roof again.

I'm not suggesting that he left it there then, and the talk with Mrs. Stratton was conducted in the sun parlour.

And in the sun parlour he found not only his pipe, but Mrs. Stratton too, sulking.

In the sun parlour.

The two were sitting in the sun parlour, whither they had retired in some alarm, after Roger's discovery on the roof, to talk the thing over.

He had an idea that he had left his pipe in the sun parlour, after he had been sitting up there with Margot.

Do you remember what I was saying to you in the sun parlour, about a man being actuated not by a material motive but a spiritual one?"

It was called the sun parlour and furnished with wicker chairs and tables, and was usually in considerable use at dances.

They've been at it all the time, with the inspector popping in and out of the sun parlour like a jack-in-the-box, trying to do two things at once."

Andrew Penner grew up on a farm near Leamington, in the region nicknamed Canada's "Sun Parlour".

"But considering it was Mrs. Stratton," Roger added shrewdly, "I shouldn't be surprised if she wasn't in the sun parlour at all.

With a nod to the constable, who was still loitering there, Ronald walked over to the nearest pair of chairs, near the steps that led to the sun parlour.

It was a minute or two before he found the ball of plaited straw which had served as the head, lying in a gully on the way down to the sun parlour.

And who might be sitting on a nearby sun lounge?

At around the same time, the bandstand was removed and replaced with a sun lounge.

The sun lounge with its comfortable settees is ideal to relax in.

The two men withdrew to the sun lounge.

In the sun lounge, Sir Thomas addressed his flock.

A sun lounge has been added covering the original terrace and the original French windows removed.

A sun lounge, verandah or covered porch?

'No, just a sort of sun lounge or something,' Kraiklyn said.

Malcolm carefully folded away his copy of the Times and made his way to the sun lounge. '

The sun lounge is a typical 1960s structure on a stone faced plinth with a flat roof.

The area is free to enter, and sun lounges and umbrellas are available for hire in front of the luxury hotels.

Eleanor came into the sun lounge, walking carefully, stiffbacked from her seven-month pregnancy.

It is not easy relaxing while worrying whether your son is slathering crayon on the divan in the sun lounge.

They were sitting in the enormous sun lounge of the mobster's house, which was cantilevered out from the cliffs to the east of Marseilles.

There are four double rooms and two twin rooms, one with a private sun lounge; all rooms have a bath or shower.

When the swimming pool recently ran short of eleborately engineered white fiberglass sun lounges, more were flown in from France.

The aspirations of the sun lounge, the pictures on the wall, the world flags, stuffed marlin, all speak of dreams of somewhere else.

A light, airy sun lounge with delightful views of the garden and South Downs greatly improves the quality of life for the residents.

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The hotel also boasted conservatories, a sun lounge and a ballroom that had a theatre stage and resident dance hostesses.

Glass doors led to the Pirates" Hole, a large swimming pool rimmed with sun lounges and umbrella tables.

There are sun lounges and umbrellas, and a few stalls selling suya and chop.

This offers physiotherapy and occupational therapy facilities to all residents and also provides a beautiful sun lounge with views of the South Downs.

The sun porch was on the other side of the house.

She once tried to write while on the sun porch.

She went out by the side door leading from the sun porch.

Again, it was a choice between the front door and sun porch.

One night that week - late - I was out on the sun porch.

But she'd have to cross the sun porch to do that.

By fishing it under the door, he had let himself into the sun porch.

At the end of the dance, he managed to return to the sun porch.

It seemed that the millionaire had probably gone out to the sun porch.

"There seems to be a perfume in this sun porch."

Access to the rear of the house is provided through the sun porch addition.

Turning, the girl observed the pair upon the sun porch.

By the glow from the study, Irene found the sun porch door.

He sat on the sun porch and watched the rain beat against the glass.

Now he felt very odd, sitting with his victim on a sun porch.

But when Harry reached the sun porch, he found that the lawyer was no longer there.

She filled a saucer and went back to the sun porch.

It led through a so-called sun porch, which was only sunny in the morning.

Try to get a seat on the sun porch.

"Dry bar on the sun porch," said Barry coming through the back door.

Leaving the sun porch, Margo went out through the door that led behind the house.

She put the loaf pans on the sun porch to rise again.

The thugs heard him creep through the sun porch, into the living room.

I went, expecting that they would be in a greenhouse or a cool sun porch.

There were two possible routes: one, out through the front door; the other, by a sun porch on the opposite side of the house.

She continued on through the house to the door of the sunroom.

"Your brother is waiting for you in the sunroom," she said.

They walked toward the sunroom, filled with the late afternoon light.

Unless, of course, you are lucky enough to have a sunroom.

Going from the sunroom, they turned on many lights and started to look everywhere.

Guests have a private entrance, a small kitchen and a sunroom.

"We're talking about a tiny little sunroom here," he said.

Adjacent to the dining room, at the back of the house, was a small sunroom.

"The garden, because it's outside a sunroom, should look good all year round," she said.

The house has a fireplace, a sunroom and two bathrooms.

He once papered the walls of a sunroom with them.

"What they do in the sunroom is their business."

Few of the patients in the sunroom seemed interested by the trio's passing.

A young woman in surgical scrubs came into the sunroom.

A year prior to the latter, the sunroom was added to the west of the house.

The porch was covered over into a sunroom sometime around 1900.

Outside the house, to the right as you looked down from the sunroom, lay the swimming pool.

The Conservatory, a sunroom which is used to grow plants.

"They were carrying things out through there," she said, pointing to the sunroom door.

The sunroom of this Manhattan apartment he designed is a classic example.

There are many of us who wish to judge you harshly in the sunroom.

At the end it broadened without any doors into a huge sunroom.

He stayed at the shallow end, inside the doorway to the sunroom.

Donnell was coming out of the sunroom and around the shallow end.

My eyes drifted over the shelves that line six of the eight sunroom walls.

This sun parlor, however, was at the very top of the tallest structure she had ever seen in her life.

He walked through the lounge to the sun parlor where "dinner" was being served.

The sun parlour was apparently empty, for the lights were out.

Colin went out of the sun parlour and up onto the roof.

Why must she have been in the sun parlour?

The adults sit in the sun parlor, where they catch up on the week's doings.

They went down the steps to the sun parlour, switched on the light, and found two chairs.

After that he walked, in his unhurried way, back to the sun parlour.

"Why don't you take your plates out to the sun parlor?

The hypothetical case I put to you in the sun parlour, like a damned fool, was the real one.

At the north end the main 10-story hospital building has long galleries of sun parlors that overlook the garden.

"Let's see if it's in the sun parlour," said Roger.

The sound of stools being dragged across the kitchen floor goes unnoticed by those in the sun parlor.

A grand, wrought and cast iron staircase led to the second floor sun parlor.

"We'll go into the sun parlour, if you prefer it," Roger said kindly.

"I don't know why I said that she was probably in the sun parlour.

Mrs. Williamson found his pipe in the sun parlour.

Oh, we were in the sun parlour.

It was not in the sun parlour.

Its sun parlor contains a fine Tiffany skylight with grape wreath design.

Electric light was laid on to the sun parlour, but the place was in darkness when Roger reached it.

The sun parlor set assembles, Granddad says grace and then immediately starts to carve the roast.

"Has anyone tried the sun parlour?"

It had a swimming pool, a squash court, a sun parlor, a ballroom, a first-floor grill and, on the second floor, a much larger restaurant.

The hotel's Sun Parlor was the most notable interior room, but it was gutted after the hotel closed.