Sentence examples for a window is a from inspiring English sources

Under a window is a fifth-century stone tablet with Greek and Hebrew inscriptions.

"Buying a window is a little like buying a car," Mr. Ciechanowski said.

"A window is a window of opportunity," said Bruce Ivie, 53, who has married David Bowers, 63, twice.

Out in the carpark, visible through a window, is a battered green Mini that's a little too big, parked next to a normal-sized Escort.

In a corner by a window is a table with its own Guinness tap, where customers can pull their own pints (and those are full European pints of 20 ounces, not the typical 16).

Inserted into the background, as if seen through a window, is a dreamy view of Spoleto: a conversation that took place earlier, perhaps, or a romance that will never now happen.

Under a window was a cage with a hamster named Sniffers.

You were duped, all this time, into thinking that a window was a world.

Near a window was a vending machine stocked with prosthetic limbs.

Over by a window was a man, informally attired, whom Mr. Boston assumed was there to wash the windows.

By a window was a wooden desk supporting an iMac and not another item; against a wall were a chair and a cabinet with a stack of documents.