Sentence examples for a trapezoidal window through which from inspiring English sources

Most compelling is the way the tapered saw blade becomes a trapezoidal window through which to view bucolic landscapes painted with a sensuous, skillful but not too fussy touch.

The saw blades turn into trapezoidal windows through which one peers into other worlds, where cow and barns punctuate country roads and fields and light-flooded hills roll into the distance.

The photograph captures a woman, the artist K8 Hardy, standing nude before a trapezoidal window inside the Whitney Museum of American Art in Manhattan, where Ms. Quaytman's work was installed in the Whitney Biennial this year.

"It's a great window through which you can look at the history".

No longer was it a mere window through which life and drama could be observed; now it was an opening through which they could be manipulated.

Experiments were conducted in a sound chamber (Industrial Acoustics Company) with a window through which to visually monitor animal behavior.

A stall must have adequate ventilation, and have a window through which the horse can look outside of.

This provides a window through which ethnic, sectarian or cooperatives emerge to fill this gap.

Further analysis of piccolo b in teleosts should provide a window through which to examine the process of domain amplification.

In recent years, Platts has instituted a so-called electronic window through which a significant amount of oil is traded.

When we write about a memory, we're painting a landscape onto the window through which we're looking out.