Another highlight of the spring calendar, the annual Fusebox Festival, provides a more generous window, from April 25 to May 6.
Writing for Entrepreneur, Endicia co-founder Harry Whitehouse recommends that businesses seeking to be competitive should offer a generous return window (up to 90 days), free returns and a return shipping label either in the package or readily available online for printing.
Surgery involved intralesional curettage through a generous cortical window followed by burring, brushing, and pulse lavage of the lesion.
The Waterfall House stands alone, spreading its generous windows before a south-facing terrace, all in spanking new quality.
Designed by London-based Niall McLaughlin, its crisscrossing beams and generous windows show how a little energy and innovation can enhance a pier no end, especially one as gaunt as concrete-coated Deal.
Polished pale concrete on the floor and the bar, and generous windows, make for an airy setting.
The architecture that comes from these policies is generally from the more thoughtful and substantial end of the style called "new London vernacular": brick, rectangular, well-proportioned, unfussy – a kind of improved Georgian with better insulation, more generous windows and fewer twiddly bits.
The spare furnshings, generous windows and natural-toned finishes suggest an elegant treehouse -- sheltering, yet at one with nature.
The backdrop for the bird cages and everything else is a multilevel former ballet studio with two huge skylights and generous windows that make the space seem bright even on gray days.
The space, with its generous windows, is large and flexible enough to accommodate more than a hundred of the ink-painting murals LeWitt designed between 1969 and 2007.
Its generous windows march in rhythmic symmetry.
