deep chair

Now my father got up out of his deep chair.

He took her the brandy, went back to the deep chair.

They made the Commissioner's body comfortable in a deep chair.

All day Joy sat on her neck in a deep chair, reading.

She was sitting in a deep chair by a window looking very pleased with herself.

He poured one for each of them, then dropped back into the deep chair.

He noticed she used her arms to push herself up out of the deep chair.

We sat in the deep chairs and raised our glasses.

The girl sat in a deep chair and crossed her knees.

He clicked off and slumped back in his deep chair.

Most women knew better than to try to recline in the deep chairs of the early days.

A decanter stood on a low table, next to the deep chair which had been turned so as to face the window.

People stood or sat in groups around the wide sofas and deep chairs.

George grinned as he settled more comfortably into his deep chair.

Tain sat in a deep chair that was obviously his favorite.

"It's very beautiful," she said as she sat down in a deep chair, once more looking all around the room.

My father sat in a deep chair by the fire and gazed at her, at us.

Martin took a seat in a deep chair near the fireplace where a fire had been made up to drive away the morning damp.

He sat in his deep chair before the fire, and faced the problem of his sleep.

Ole Doc sat down in a deep chair and took out a notebook.

Jacobs gestured to Miles in the deep chair across from the marble desk.

It was perhaps ten seconds before Eve rose to her feet, pushing herself up out of the deep chair.

So she stayed, sitting back comfortably in the deep chair, watching the flickering fire and not talking at all.

I sank back in the deep chair my father had used the night before: I felt his presence all around me.

He settled himself in the deep chair, flicking his tail out under the arm rest.