Sentence examples for from one window from inspiring English sources

"It's believed that they were together and jumped from one window," Chief Sudnik said.

An operator would not have to control the flame, but would move the arm, weighing less than 10 pounds, from one window to the next.

And the latest version of Netscape, Netscape 6.1, has been designed to allow people to check as many accounts as preferable from one window.

AS many a city pigeon gliding from one window ledge to another knows, some space is still free for the taking.

At one point, two young members of the squad take turns shooting from different windows along the western side of the building, shifting from one window to another with each successive shot.

A tattered American flag juts out from one window; above it, a Hispanic grandmother peers down at the street, her elbows on a pillow, an echo of the image from the old New York magazine article.

For those sticking with Windows, Detto also makes IntelliMover -- a PC-to-PC transfer kit that can move files, e-mail address books, Internet connection settings, bookmarks and more from one Windows system to another and put everything in the right place.

What kind of cable should I use to link two computers together with a Direct Cable Connection so I can transfer files from one Windows PC to the other? A. You can usually use either a serial or a parallel cable to connect two Windows systems together.

The virtual desktop, which utilises virtualisation technology to enable a user to take not only their files but also their apps and desktop profile from one Windows PC to another, has been given a completely new User Interface, faster boot time and other performance improvements, and perhaps most significantly, support for new applications.

Windows, ventilation fans and French doors can be added, ranging from $150 for one window to $625 for French doors.

The only view now, from the one window on that side of the new house, is of someone else's new wall across the way.