terrace

The mob erected a barricade from the debris, using bleacher and scaffolding parts to block officers from moving along the upper terrace.

At the center of allegations about a political cover-up is a nondescript Edwardian terraced house in West London.

They showed my mother, laughing on a terraced hill, land stitched with olive trees.

“Requiem for the Croppies” Terraced thousands died, shaking scythes at cannon.

Less than 30 meters from where the ship is resting is the first of many terraced drop-offs that lead to 90-meter-deep waters.

They swept over the deserted, terraced city that was the gateway to the guarded interior, flew back over the line of sea islands.

Imagine the river, deep down between steep terraced banks, flowing through the level plain.

Now indeed, looking up at the terraced olive-groves, we feel that we are in Italy.

The roofs are of tile, for the winters on the hills are too severe to permit the flat, terraced roofs of Algiers or Bona.

We were glad to see how fair La Superba could be, with her terraced gardens, many villas, and noble background of blue mountains.