Sentence examples for a tiny window in from inspiring English sources

A tiny window in the far wall of the room let in some sunlight.

He will call to Mr. Cruz through a tiny window in the thick metal door.

We have a tiny window in which to relearn the meaning of "recreation".

The family lived in a cramped single room with a tiny window in a Gandhi Nagar building rented to poor workers.

A tiny window in the men's room, looking down from the building's second story onto Ninth Street, had been boarded up.

In terms of public and media opinion there are few ways of behaving that leave women unjudged, and a tiny window in which to do it all "right".

That was really interesting, to be in on a tiny window into watching him work.

We got in through a tiny window into a boiler room and crunched our way across a rat shit-littered floor, leading to a pitch-black area behind the lanes, which was littered with pins and bowling balls.

He was taken to the Radwaniya prison camp, on the edges of the capital, and confined to a cell two metres square, with a tiny window high in the wall.

When Sandburg quotes Jonas as saying, "I call my pony-face girl Pony Pony because if she doesn't hear me the first time, she always does the second," Small shows us the well-muscled Jonas Jonas hollering while Pony Pony watches from a tiny window high in a big, weathered barn.

And I only saw it in a tiny window on an Apple Mac, in a corner of Curtis's tape-strewn "lair" at BBC Television Centre.