Sentence examples for a library window from inspiring English sources

Curtains were torn from a library window to be cut into tourniquets.

Gazing through a library window at the wooded hills that surround the campus, the pianist Richard Goode said that Marlboro's basic premise had remained the same since its founding by the pianist Rudolf Serkin and other prominent European musicians.

Left untouched in the renovation were three graffiti spanning more than a century, each etched naughtily into the panes of a library window: "Millie" (Noah Wheaton's granddaughter), "Margie" (Mayor John V. Lindsay's daughter) and "Caroline Mr. Giulianini's daughter).

For Joseph Bottum, the road-to-Damascus moment came when, as an undergraduate at Georgetown, he looked down from a library window and was struck dumb by the sight of a woman out strolling with her toddler.

A "Library" window should open.

For example, a bathroom window that opens out to a front driveway will need much more privacy than a library window that opens out to a garden.

Once selected flash imports the file to the library, open library panel and the audio file will be displayed as a waveform in the library window.

Law enforcement officials positioned a truck underneath the school's second-floor library window, but no one entered the school to help the injured boy, who crawled through the window and landed on the truck.

They never told her about the tenant who lives directly in back of them, a Mrs. Helms, whose balcony protrudes almost to their library window.

Next, add the photos by dragging them from the desktop into the Picture library window.

He did no work, spending the day, he said, breathing on the library window, playing noughts and crosses, and drinking gin.' How to explain the continuing fascination that we have for Waugh as man and writer?