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My eyes first caught on the easy chair in the living room.

She gave him one glass, and fei1 into an easy chair with the other.

A man of middle age sat in an easy chair.

She sat down in an easy chair across from him.

Deep in his easy chair, he turned on the light and opened the paper.

I looked toward the doctor sitting in the easy chair.

The one in the easy chair got to his feet and moved to the window.

The American got up from the living room easy chair.

There is an easy chair for each of us, too.

When they had gone, the young man went back to the easy chair.

He stood in front of the deep easy chair which had been her station all night.

He sat down in one of the deep, soft chairs.

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

We sat in the deep chairs and raised our glasses.

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.

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

"Well, I never," he said, then sat in his deep armchair.

The shadow was in a chair, a deep, low armchair.

Banks sat in a deep armchair with a sagging seat.

As the two girls entered, a man rose from a deep armchair, and Sophie looked at him with interest.

She heard him reach for it and sink back with a sigh into the deep armchair.

It was almost as if he had walked into a comfortable room with a fire and been given a seat in a deep armchair.

She brought it back into the sitting room and curled up in a deep armchair.

Instead he found himself lounging at ease in a deep armchair.

Harry paused, then turned round and sat in one of the deep armchairs.

Bartholomew sat in the same deep armchair as he had that first night they'd met.