Sentence examples for fair window from inspiring English sources
The UK cancer clinical guidelines are sufficient in number and variety to provide a fair window on the impact of cancer research on clinical practice, not only in the United Kingdom, but in other leading countries, particularly in western Europe.
To be fair, Windows Phone has had speech recognition capabilities since launch.
Mr Hughes was among a total of 146 people who reached the summit of Everest during a "fair weather" window.
He noted the "fair" east window and the "rude timber framework" of the roof.
AS Tate Modern, London, 13 October–3 April The dynamism, unexpectedness and sheer abundance of the art market makes these art fairs a window on the new – and the old.
"I saw the damage, I was here," said one volunteer, Stella Kalhok, as she wiped clean a window at the fair's administration building.
I scramble around on the floor at a 45-degree angle, air roaring into my face as Fair opens the window, half clambering out to get a better shot.
No water and other foods in the first six months of the child" (Ngangeliswe, 32, Already on HAART, Individual interview) Few individuals demonstrated fair knowledge of window period, which may give false hope that they were negative and could later infect the baby.
Mr. Mo later gave a speech at the fair that provided a window into his complex thinking.
As it is, Ms. Rockburne has always festooned her art with a fair amount of intellectual window dressing -- from set theory to the color symbolism of early Renaissance painting -- that has become decreasingly pertinent to its actual appearance.
In what surely was one of the most magical and mysterious compositions at the fair, Ahn created a window into an unbelievable disappearing railroad track that could have been a silent scene from David Lynch's Twin Peaks.
