They certainly looked it, limbs casually asprawl, faces slack and glowing in the firelight. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Wheeler himself was down on one knee, supporting the fat babu, who was wailing with a shattered leg; the frail civilian was lying asprawl, his cricket cap gone and his head just a squashed red mess. ❋ Unknown (2010)
I saw Rowbotham pinned under a fallen horse only a few yards away; Cheeseman, his face a bloody mask, was stretched supine beside him, his limbs asprawl; Ilderim, with his left arm dangling, was half-up on one knee, clutching at my stirrup. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Two of them jostle in the air and come down twisted and asprawl. ❋ Don Delillo (2008)
He even put an arm lightly about the small of her back before a sailor-and-girl pitched into them from behind, sorely treading his left big toe and knocking Magda asprawl with them. ❋ Mark Jude Poirier (2007)
All of asprawl he was laying too amengst the poppies and, I can tell you something more than that, drear writer, profoundly as you may bedeave to it, he was oscasleep asleep. ❋ Unknown (2006)
I look at how women sit all asprawl and think, "grow up, sit up and put those knees together!" ❋ PeaceBang (2006)
And opposite to him his mutinous son was sitting asprawl in a chair, smoking a cheap cigarette with an exceptionally heavy scowl; a lively picture of youthful impiety. ❋ Unknown (2003)
“I reckon the Cosmos is cracked,” said Usher, and fell asprawl in his round office chair. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Thus the ground crew who had brought the ramp, and Tanni who had sped from her home, were treated to the sight of their man feebly asprawl in the grip of a leering, blue-furred ogre. ❋ Anderson, Poul (2000)
A few struck Kilbirnie, glancing blows that sent her asprawl. ❋ Anderson, Poul, 1926- (1998)
When the crescent had become a half-moon and the pain in Jake's lower back was a white-hot fire, Gasher booted him in the ass, knocking him asprawl. ❋ King, Stephen, 1947- (1991)
'See, I was stooping over the coffer when it seemed the wall fell on me, and I pitched asprawl, head-down into the box, clean out of the world. ❋ Peters, Ellis, 1913-1995 (1983)
