The phrase "a sill for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific purpose or function of a sill, such as in architecture or construction.
Example: "The architect designed a sill for the window to prevent water from entering the building."
Alternatives: "a ledge for" or "a support for".
Even though we knew there was a big trapezoidal window behind the curtain, and a deep sill for them to run onto, it was a moment of surprise, an idea of pure whimsy.
When positive autocorrelation exists, the semi-variance γ(h) increases until it reaches a maximum value (the "sill") for a given lag distance, which is referred to as the range.
Consequently the international list of bands and performers on "Crayon Angel," a Sill tribute album, go in hard for strong, simple and transformative musical ideas.
After enough water had churned through these models to satisfy the designers, ground was broken at Old River, about a third of a mile from the crippled sill, for the Old River Control Auxiliary Structure, the most advanced weapon ever developed to prevent the capture of a river — a handsome gift to the American Ruhr, worth three hundred million dollars.
A 10-point drop could send them to the window sill: for the artist concerned with his own share price, it is always 1929".
The results of range and sill for various directions using Gaussian model is presented in Table 6.
In order to improve the fitting results for the vertical deformation, we need more sophisticated volcano-deformation model (such as a sill-like deformation source for Mt. Aso) or graben model.
A window sill is an ideal place for it.
The arch impost line continues as a belt course between the pavilions and forms the sills for recessed wood-framed, fixed-sashed, nine-light windows on the building's second level.
The boys remained in a cluster around Sills, basking for a moment longer in his attention.
