Sentence examples for big window of from inspiring English sources

"India has missed its big window of opportunity by not giving priority to mothers and the under-threes," says Victor Aguayo, chief of Unicef's nutrition programme in India.

That means primary-care doctors have "a big window of opportunity to reach many of these folks who have untreated depression," Teo said.

"They're rich and luscious, and they give you a big window of tolerance, so they're pretty hard to mess up," he said.

8. Now look at the big window of PPE (where our model is rendered), if we are happy with the scene, we are ready to output the *.ssg file.

So I try to enjoy the sun streaming in through the big window of my yellow living room, illuminating all the things I've so carefully orchestrated for my own enjoyment and that of my guests, and try to pretend that I don't hear the earth-shattering roar of the tractor-trailer shifting gears on the street below.

The U.S. firm's big window of opportunity appears to be a shift from traditional taxis on-demand to a peer-to-peer model across China.

The glazing bars had gone to be replaced with just one big window on each side of the kiosk.

On a bright, springlike morning in winter, warm sunshine slants through the big windows of a coffee shop on Sunset Boulevard.

Pieter de Hooch – A Woman Drinking with Two Men (c1658) A young woman holds a glass up to the light from the big windows of a fine and elegant house.

By J. C. Milne and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 21 , 1935P. 14 Two suburban ladies, on the top of a Fifth Avenue bus halted by traffic opposite the big windows of the University Club, peered in.

They are midway through being refurbished to Assemble's designs, with the help of local apprentices, in a strategy that makes the most of what is already there, celebrating the generous ceiling heights and big windows of the existing structures, in comparison to the mean-minded hutches that have been built in the tabula rasa approach nearby.