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Then I closed the door, and dragged my sad ass up four flights of stairs to the top floor, where I gazed out my fourteen-foot plate-glass window at the lights on the Capitol Records building and the Roosevelt Hotel sign.

Live and Let Love Andrea Buchanan 2011

Then I closed the door, and dragged my sad ass up four flights of stairs to the top floor, where I gazed out my fourteen-foot plate-glass window at the lights on the Capitol Records building and the Roosevelt Hotel sign.

Live and Let Love Andrea Buchanan 2011

I was a lad of twelve, with a decked-over, fourteen-foot, centre-board skiff which I had taught myself to sail.

SMALL-BOAT SAILING 2010

Take Sunset astutely notes that the home is "ideal for enjoying the Sunset Strip nightlife and is adjacent Runyon Canyon Park," and we're loving the fourteen-foot exposed beam ceilings and master bedroom opening to the rest of the home.

Max Weinberg Flips Runyon Canyon Home 2010

Comanches, meanwhile, carried a far more effective and battle-tested assortment of weapons: a disk-shaped buffalo-hide shield, a fourteen-foot plains lance, a sinew-backed bow, and a quiver of iron-tipped arrows.

EMPIRE OF THE SUMMER MOON S. C. Gwynne 2010

In a perfect fourteen-foot circle between the sofa and the fireplace, the rug was brown and dead.

Minnesota Menage Jack Swenson 2010

For instance, at one point they had some old fisherman come in with a claim that he'd seen a fourteen-foot brown trout.

Archive 2009-03-01 Sean Craven 2009

For instance, at one point they had some old fisherman come in with a claim that he'd seen a fourteen-foot brown trout.

Crit List 6: MonsterQuest, Part One -- Why I Love MonsterQuest Sean Craven 2009

Staircases go nowhere and doors - eventually there were 467 of them - open onto brick walls and fourteen-foot drops.

Chris Kelly: Meg Whitman Week -- Friday: Share the Wealth 2009

I was just releasing a thirty-inch, A-run fish when Vince came trotting around the upstream bend with his fourteen-foot rod bent deeply and an uncharacteristically worried look on his face.

Fool’s Paradise John Gierach 2008