Sentence examples for be a window through from inspiring English sources

Man was "a brittle crazy glass":Yet in thy temple thou dost him afford This glorious and transcendent place To be a window, through thy grace.As the congregation pressed through afterwards into the south quire aisle they found the windows still wreathed in incense, like the cloud of God that had enveloped Jesus on the mountain.

In one corner votive candles flicker; high above is a window, through which I can see three sleeping black cats, curled beneath an eave to stay out of the rain.

In my view, every clock is a window through which we observe time subdivided into its simplest, most rational components -- seconds, minutes and hours.

What we got was a window into combat reality, through the sights of a helicopter gunship.

The aesthetic experience through art is a window into the study of emotions.

I was born into a Muslim household in which the internet was like a window through a religion.

A workman is carrying a window through the room.

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

"Alongside my bed is a large window through which I can see the sky, a lake, trees, birds and, at dusk, the deer.

This could be a regular window with enough daylight shining through it.

There is a drive-through window for motorists.