Sentence examples for a pane to from inspiring English sources

You can drag the intersection of the panes to resize all four panes at once, or click inside a pane to make it fill most of your window.

If you're in Chartres Cathedral, you might touch a slender column to get the right setting for the interior, then poke a pane to capture the exquisite stained glass.

On our left there is a blending of lines and folds in the cliffs and valleys, and the color saffron fills the space between earth and sky; on our right the sea shimmers as a pane to the Scottish coast, creating an illusion of both proximity and depth, as if the shore could be reached in a moment, or never at all.

It looks like a regular Twitter client, with links that open in a second pane to reveal the full article, photo, or videos being linked to.

Jobs can range from $30 for the replacement of a glass pane to $4.5 million for assembly of light boxes to display the collection of Chicago's new Smith Museum of Stained Glass.

It discovers product manuals and previews them if in PDF format, displays information from manufacturer websites, searches blogs and forums, professional reviews and articles and offers a preview pane to easily switch between sources.

You can click on emails to view them in a pane next to your message list, as with any Outlook-inspired email product, but the difference is that there are other panes you can add to Moo.do's interface for actually working with the tasks the emails contain.

The American scholar of Indonesian literature Harry Aveling writes that Yah's employment as a prostitute was likely a capitulation by Pane to cultural constraints; Indonesian readers at the time would not have accepted Tono having an affair with someone of the same socio-economic status.

Creating a pane seems to be a little counter-intuitive – you'll need to manually enter the Gmail 'code' of your label (for example, "label:friends" would display a list of messages tagged with the friends label).

Then we move on to talk a bit about the new Gmail Labs functionality that adds a third viewing pane to Google's online email service.

The palms had outgrown the atrium, and now and then, their fronds, pressed against the glass ceiling, busted a pane trying to escape.