Sentence examples for extraordinary windows from inspiring English sources

Last May, after years of checking out apartments there, they settled on a 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-footwhat Mr. spaceer described as "extraordinary withows than accenclosedterraceling height".

As Lil Buck performed with an array of distinguished musicians on Tuesday night at Le Poisson Rouge, a series of extraordinary windows seemed to open, each revealing a new and unimagined realm.

The find could provide an extraordinary window into Aztec civilization at its apogee.

The gunman had an "extraordinary" window of opportunity to carry out the attack, she says.

Like its sister titles at the National Magazine Company, which marks its centenary tomorrow, the magazine's archives provide an extraordinary window into women's psyche through the ages.

With such catchphrases as "I'll believe yer - thousands wouldn't!" and the ever popular "Ere!", they are an extraordinary window on the past.

Together, the unfolding disclosures opened an extraordinary window into the growth of government surveillance that began under the Bush administration after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and has been embraced and even expanded under the Obama administration.

Furnishings of their own design and the eclectic items they collected are displayed just as they were during the Eameses' lifetimes, providing an extraordinary window into the legendary duo's world.

One extraordinary window on to their relationship is The Beggar Maid, in which a barefoot Alice wears a tattered white dress in a pose of off-the-shoulder flirtation.

But even in that extraordinary window of Democratic control, the Republicans will maintain their control of the Judiciary Committee, which usually has to vote to send nominations to the full Senate.

"Amis and Greer were at the centre of the changes that the world was going through and it's an extraordinary window about what it was like to be alive at that time, as one of the most famous people in the world.