Sentence examples for been window from inspiring English sources
noun
An opening, usually covered by one or more panes of clear glass, to allow light and air from outside to enter a building or vehicle.
Their primary work has been window displays in Chicago.
"Many of the efforts made by organisations with copious amounts of cash have been window dressing and nothing more.
As it was too early for the store to be open, I guessed that his family had been window shopping.
A woman who had been window shopping a few doors away ran up & took the boy with one arm & embraced the driver with the other.
Since Sept. 11, United States aviation authorities have been "frantically adopting various El Al security tips, picking up parts of El Al security, but it's just been window dressing" because the basic bureaucratic system is unchanged, Mr. Aviv said.
Something tells me that this organization probably could make itself work on a for-profit basis and the exempt status might just have been window dressing, but I still find the IRS thinking troubling.
She has been window-shopping and people-watching, but the heat is intense and her foundation is flaking.
We had been window-shopping for homes online in preparation for the new addition, and that Saturday we casually attended an open house nearby.
Carolyn & Marcus were window shopping.
Committees are window dressing.
"This is window dressing".
