Sentence examples for curtains out from inspiring English sources

Another trick is to make a window appear larger than it is by extending curtains out from both sides, over the wall.

I digress from the curtains out of fear of having forgotten certain details or having never asked you about them.

He does these things that are somehow beyond faggy and seem better suited to some hardscrabble pioneer wife: making jam, say, or sewing bedroom curtains out of burlap.

Humphrey Spender (who died in 2005 aged 94, after a life fully lived) filled his house with memorabilia and artefacts, and made the curtains out of textiles of his own design.

It was a sort of nowhere Utopia — a big, soft, stretchy packet of temporal freedom within which to be bored and idle and sleep late and watch reruns of "My Three Sons" and daytime talk shows and stare through the curtains out the window, and smell the curtains, which had a deep dusty smell, and learn one of the profound lessons of life, which is that all education is self-­education.

I was so damn happy to find those spiders that I couldn't help but laugh as I threw the curtains out the window.

The drawn curtains shut out the snow and the starless sky, and the deathly silence out there in the biting cold is forgotten in the noise and warmth of our little room.

Curtains keep out the sunlight -- thus less energy is used for air-conditioning in the summer -- and curtains keep out drafts in the winter.

Curtains fluttered out shattered windows.

Seen up close, the curtains turn out to be embroidered with wispy forms of flowering plants.

Rainbow curtains billowed out above the gray street, making each window a different bright color.