Aeries

In the narrative, their homes, or aeries, are called ‘songscapes. ❋ Unknown (2010)

An artist friend made a detailed drawing based on the photograph and the view from the ground, giving me a somewhat better map of the choicest aeries and declivities. ❋ Annie Proulx (2011)

He built aeries in the cliffs high above the river, the better to capture panoramic views of the advancing work. ❋ Michael Hiltzik (2010)

In fact, the two reflect the same general perspective on education, one in which commentators look down from their aeries and inform us that the trouble lies with the people in the classrooms rather than with the policies imposed on them. ❋ Unknown (2010)

In short order, a host of formerly rock-solid institutions showed cracks that ran all the way from their foundations to the aeries occupied by their greedy, ineffective senior management. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It's pathetic the way these old birds clutch and totter upon their aeries. ❋ Ann Althouse (2009)

Here are 17 tales of buildings, bohemians, and bravura from the sidewalks (and aeries) of New York. ❋ Unknown (2009)

THE SEEKERS in the aeries about the Hell Plains knew the moment their emissaries had failed. ❋ Richard A. Knaak (2009)

The ones who represented those and the aeries scattered about the continent argued with one another in the decaying citadel of Azran. ❋ Richard A. Knaak (2009)

Poised to explode out of their Alpine aeries, the women skiers of the Albertville Games face their most formidable opponents: the 45-degree inclines, dangerous jumps and hard pack of the slope they call Roc de Fer. ❋ Unknown (2008)

They, in their corporate aeries, no more and no longer believe in the equality of people before the law, because they do not believe in the any form of equality. ❋ Unknown (2007)

While the competition nestles in steel and glass aeries, replete with talking elevators and panoramic vistas, Gol's headquarters is a squat box near Sao Paulo airport where the staff huffs up and down four flights of stairs. ❋ Unknown (2007)