Sentence examples for a group of windows from inspiring English sources

Aubrey Kauffman's black-and-whites of the commonplace - the facades of two buildings, one occupied by a tuna club and the other by a skooter ride, and a group of windows let into a polished stone or concrete structure - are workmanlike but unmemorable.

1225) in the Cathedral of Freiburg im Breisgau, shows a marked affinity with the slightly earlier enamel and metalwork produced by Nicholas of Verdun and his circle (active 12th 13th century), while the remains of a group of windows (c. 1230) made for the Franciscan church at Erfurt constitute a particular group strongly indebted to Byzantine models.

At the traffic light, a group of window washers lay in wait.

The rest of the show is largely divided between two sets of paintings: a frieze-like series of canvases that interrupts flayed-looking red fields with photos of May '68 violence, and a group of window-like mirrors that sport grainy images of a bombed out city.

Framed by colossal Ionic pilasters, this lower section is treated as a group of show windows.

But a group of demonstrators broke windows in a nearby McDonald's restaurant that features a large statue of the company's icon, Ronald McDonald.

She played host to a group of six at Windows on the World, a few floors up from her office in the World Trade Center.

(Six months ago, the University of California campus at Berkeley, the nucleus of the Free Speech Movement of the nineteen-sixties, was thrust into the headlines when a group of protesters smashed windows and set fires in order to prevent the right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos from speaking there).

It was a little solidarity, a little group of window washers whose lives revolved around each other.

Earlier, a group of protesters smashed the windows of at least three police cars.

Another time, a group of men smashed the windows of a hotel where she was staying, trying to get to her and threatening to set it on fire.