Sentence examples for cutting windows from inspiring English sources

Their weekends revolve around the castle, whether they are cutting windows, hanging hand-stenciled arches or scouring junk shops for shields and swords for the armory.

The $18 million project also involved installing new mechanical systems, two elevators and high-tech wiring as well as cutting windows from the building's eastern facade, which overlooks landmark carriage houses.

On June 2 , 1944 according to the indictment, when a freight train was loaded at the camp with Jews bound for Auschwitz, Mr. Csatary "prohibited cutting windows on the wagons, which could have helped the about 80 people being crammed under inhuman circumstances in the windowless wagons to get more fresh air".

Further, it says that on June 2 , 1944 when a freight train was loaded at the camp with interned Jews bound for Auschwitz, he "prohibited cutting windows on the wagons which could have helped the about 80 people being crammed under inhuman circumstances in the windowless wagons to get more fresh air".

Lewis' restoration work at Forksville involved cutting windows into the sides of the bridge for the first time, with four windows on the south side and three on the north.

To take advantage of the surrounding imagery, the warehouse required an extensive series of overhauls, including cutting windows into concrete walls and creating new doorways to allow for visuals of the warehouse exterior and provide a setting for the final scene of Sutherland's character.

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

Some reports [ 18] suggest that the size of the needle correlates with the risk of hemorrhage, but this could not be established in our series (outer needle diameter 2.2 and 1.8 mm and cutting window length 7 and 10 mm for the Stealth TreonTM Vertek® and Brainlab® Varioguide, respectively).

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.

By cutting the Windows Phone licence price to zero, Microsoft achieves a number of strategic aims.

The division was suing Microsoft for cutting off Windows users' access to Netscape Navigator, a competitor to its Internet browser.