Let cool and flip over to empty the recess and begin again.
Such carved effigies are rare in Sussex it is more common to find empty plinths or recesses where they once stood and there are only three other recorded examples in the county.
Its habitable area consisted principally of three flat river valleys, the Hermus (modern Gediz), Cayster (Küçük Menderes), and Maeander (Büyük Menderes), that led down between mountain ranges of 5,000 6,000 feet (1,500 1,800 m) to empty into deeply recessed gulfs of the Aegean coast.
In taking stock of the things you do and don't like about someone, there in those recesses, those empty spaces, there is the composite of someone else.
And in this interminable void, in this black hyperborean stillness, deep in the farthest-flung recesses of empty space, at that vanishing point in the infinite distance where parallel lines ultimately converge... two headlights appeared.
They'd rented a pair of slasher movies for the ritualized comfort of them — "Teens have sex," he said, "and then they pay for it in body parts" — and the maniac had just climbed out of the heating vent, with a meat hook dangling from the recesses of his empty sleeve, when the phone rang.
For students, who often spend recess kicking an empty plastic bottle around the school's outdoor tables, the shining school is not the only oasis they know.
The campus was largely empty — it was the summer recess — but there was a group of about thirty men standing under a tree in the plaza near the parking lot.
A dark-haired boy with glasses spoke them into the quiet of an empty classroom, a few minutes after recess had ended.
The school bell rings, indicating it's time for recess, but the playground remains empty.
That means the Senate remains in 'recess' for purposes of the recess appointment power, despite the empty formalities of the individual senators who wield the gavel in pro forma sessions.
