Sentence examples for a simple window from inspiring English sources

Finally, in a nod to horticultural restraint, I added a simple window box to the railing ($15 from Home Depot) and a planter ($60 from Pier 1 Imports).

But AOLTV could have been more than a simple window onto America Online; in so many ways, it could have capitalized on the potential of melding the on-screen and online worlds.

But one such master, Albert Hadley, after reviewing the differences between curtains and draperies -- he never says "drapes" -- said that he prefers a simple window, often one with no curtains at all.

By displaying a simple window decal bearing the words, "This vehicle may be stopped and visually inspected by the police at any time to ensure driver's safety," a driver consents to being pulled over by any officers seeking to check on his well-being.

Spring cleaning often involves scrubbing, wiping, and washing windows (feel free to whip up these DIY recipes for a fantastic all-purpose spray and a simple window cleaner) but many of the benefits conferred by spring cleaning are due to organizing our possessions; think tackling the overflowing garage or the crammed basement storage rooms.

WOS filters are highly effective, in processing digital signals, because they have a simple window structure.

It doesn't make money from a simple Windows and Office combo.

Microsoft has created a tool that makes it possible for anyone to create a simple Windows Phone application.

Why couldn't all the messaging options and call control options be managed from a simple Windows-like interface onscreen at an individual workstation?

Some of these attractions have already been built, and today you can take a short walk from a hotel near the train station and pay $20£1212) to stand in the tram's carriage – a simple windowed box – as it crosses the three and a half miles to the other side of the canyon.

The subjects' eye movements were calibrated as described above and an algorithm was used to parse the eye movements into saccades using a combination of filtered instantenous velocity measurements and a simple windowed Principal Components Analysis (PCA).