Sentence examples for external window from inspiring English sources

Only after the door is closed, he said, should people open an external window — and not one in a bathroom — if fresh air is needed.

The largest individual reductions are obtained with thermal insulation for the heating demand, and with external window shading and natural night ventilation for the cooling demand.

The bill on 25 March included a four hour domestic clean on 4 March at £70.50; an external window clean on 25 March at £25; a quarterly blitz clean on 25 March at £140; carpet cleaning on 25 March at £150; chimney sweeping on 25 March at £180; and jet washing outside of house 25 March, £225.

If you dread that once a year external window cleaning, include a toothbrush as part of the cleaning kit.

Mission Control is a darkened chamber with no external windows.

The researchers took photos in a room with no external windows to control lighting, for instance.

Many Korean apartment units use balconies as semi-indoor spaces by installing external windows.

The result is rooms with external windows, and windows into the corridors, with blinds built in behind the glass to help with infection control and ensure privacy.

That means smaller external windows, which, in turn, can create a building surface marred by relentless and depressing small window cuts.

The building has few external windows but is saturated with light that falls from skylights set in a remarkable surging ceiling that rises like a wave.

Without external windows, they were more like horse stalls but might have been acceptable to a sailor used to sleeping in a narrow bunk.