sward

The surgeon and I will lay it on the sward.

But there lay tile sward, only a few feet from her.

I mounted to the top of the path, came out on the sward, and saw.

We turned off the ruined way; raced over the sward.

Then something swept down across the stars and struck the sward near him.

At the foot there was a smooth stretch of green sward.

By ones and twos he sent the members of his company down to the sward.

Then they lay down on the soft sward and fell asleep.

The slopes support a higher sward and this is the area for insect life.

The giants were casting their victims down on the sward.

He walked out across the sward and looked up at the northern hilltop.

He played with his cousin on the sward below and east of the patio.

Sward height preferences change depending on the time of year.

When morning broke they were still there, walking about as in a circle, but always just beyond the edge of the sward.

On the sward just above the tide line, the sand began to stir.

He strikes: the head flies across the sward and the body fails.

A second after and he, too, was sprawled upon the sward with a round hole between his eyes.

The shadows lay long and dark on the sward.

On the soft sward of your hearts, my friends!

The basket fell from his hands and spilled apples all about the sward.

The Queen clapped her hands, and the party again ranged themselves on the sward.

I peered through one of the crevices, down upon the blue sward and the white river.

No one could easily climb to the balcony, and the sward was deserted.

They galloped at high speed across the sward and up the opposite bank.

Now there was a fair place on the way, a green sward amid white birches.