Sentence examples for cutting a window through from inspiring English sources

The poet Pushkin glorified Peter the Great for cutting a window through into Europe.

But cutting a window is not the same thing as becoming Western.

The embryo was visualized by cutting a window in the eggshell.

Host shells were prepared under sterile conditions by cutting a window in the egg and removing its contents.

If property is damaged in the process like breaking a window or cutting a deadbolt there could also be a vandalism charge, which is why Homes Not Jails prefers sneaking in through open windows or other unobtrusive means.

She's cutting a swath of terror through the New York Psychoanalytic Institute.

She became increasingly erratic, throwing pots and pans at her husband, and once pushing her hands through a window, cutting herself.

Mr. Alexander designed windows by experimenting with the effects of light, putting up cardboard panels where the windows might be and cutting in windows with an X-Acto blade.

In both cases, attackers entered the homes by cutting through screen windows, Mr. Marchand said.

Then I worked at a local department store, cutting window shades to size.

Police officers, some outfitted with climbing cables and hard hats, tried to reach the climber by cutting through a floor-to-ceiling window on the fifth floor, but Mr. Malone, having briefly rested at that level, had already climbed past them.