Sentence examples for a window one from inspiring English sources

Some are panoramic; one is shot from the corner of a window; one, on the Times Lede blog, though not the most dramatic in terms of action, gives a sense of the cost of all this, as a man bends over someone who has been wounded.

-- from a window: one is in stitches; the other seems to be suppressing a laugh as she leans on the sill, which is also the frame.

Then, a woman cleaning a table; one cleaning a window; one vacuuming; four serving food and the visible arm, probably belonging to a woman, of a fifth caterer.

I remember watching from a window one day when she was departing for work.

It was like pulling a curtain back from a window; one day, everything was normal, and the next he realized his family was living in a war zone.

Two marines were at a window, one firing, one spotting.

If that hypothesis doesn't suit, what are cheap Android tablets bought to do, and how well would a Windows one replace that?

So it comes down to this: if a site hosts Flash, they are making the same choice WordPerfect made in building an OS/2 version instead of a Windows one.

We arrive at the Opera House to a tremendous queue at the stage door as the 34 members of the Monteverdi Choir and 55 members of the English Baroque Soloists all sign in at a little window one at a time.

Through a transparent window, one can observe all of the separate rooms of the ship in a way similar to Wes Anderson's set for The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.

Since everyone could not get a window, no one got one; the offices are on the interior, and the circulation is at the perimeter.