One of his most famous pictures, included in the exhibition, is the black-and-white drawing of a telephone on a windowsill with Mr. Sheeler himself reflected from the neck down in the dark window pane: it's a picture of a lonely guy waiting for someone to call, a man too reticent to reach out.
I was in the living room, perched side by side on a windowsill with Bhadveer, when three girl-women converged in a group hug that lasted, and I'm not exaggerating, five minutes.
The photo, showing the glasses on a windowsill with New York's Central Park in the background, was the cover of Ono's 1981 album Season of Glass, her first recording after her then husband was murdered by Mark Chapman outside their apartment building in the city.
If this is the case, move the plant to a windowsill with indirect sunlight to let it adjust to increased sunlight.
Once, Annie, sitting on the windowsill with a clothespin in her mouth and a basket of wet linen at her feet, saw a man drag a small child through the muck and tie him to the pole that held the line.
Though the trims have denied our aging movie the portly dignity of the usual director's cut, they go only so far: anyone who enjoyed the original can rest assured that, at the end, Frances McDormand still tacks Emmet Walsh's hand to the windowsill with a great big hunting knife, briefly indulges his bellowing, and then plugs him in the gut.
Place the seeds in a warm location, such as a sunny windowsill, with a temperature of approximately 64 degrees Fahrenheit (17.8 degrees Centigrade).
If you have a big windowsill with a cushion, draw back the curtains, and your cat can relax and watch the birds.
This means keeping them off a windowsill or a shelf that is hit with lots of sunlight.
If you have a cool windowsill with lots of sun, start containers of lettuces like dark red Devils Tongue or Bijou, and you will harvest at about the time you plant your first crops outdoors.
