Sentence examples for bit of a window from inspiring English sources

"There is a little bit of a window," says Jason Grumet, an energy expert and the head of the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington.

However, when the will to mitigate is not found, adaptation is the only plan B. Arup/Sino Green's device is a bit of a window on the future to local solutions for a global problem.

Sepa's head of hydrology, Richard Brown, said: "There's a bit of a window and people should hopefully be assured over the next couple of days.

Still, the Crescent Bay has a little bit of a window around its screen, and I could see down through the nose-piece to the outside world, which made it all a little less immersive.

A wee bit of a Windows Phone 7 bombshell dropped today: Dan Neary, Asia pacific Vice President for Skype, told Sydney-siders today that Skype won't be developing a client for Microsoft's much-overdue successor to Windows Mobile, Windows Phone 7 (henceforth to be known as WinPho 7).

You've got a little bit more of a window with a non-convection oven, you know?

"It's always tricky to find the right week," said McCafferty. "There is a bit of a narrow window: obviously we want to avoid NFL.

Of course Splish's public feed is a bit of a digital shop window.

They're a bit of intellectual window dressing adorning what is basically a series of divertissements.

"People want to do a bit of window shopping and have a frothy coffee and a sandwich," adds Hopkinson.

So I can provide a bit of an entre and a window.