Sentence examples for gigantic window from inspiring English sources

studio is set up in a gigantic window display on the second floor of MTV headquarters.

She even had a song that she said was inspired by the room's gigantic window onto 59th Street and Central Park.

I've seen him do the craziest things anyone's ever done, like I've seen him tear apart a bar, throw a pallet through a gigantic window, rip a sink out of a bathroom wall, and run naked through the streets of Manhattan on angel dust.

Normally, my first choice would have been the back desk in the row farthest from the door, because that seat carried with it the prestigious window-opening job and, more important, the gigantic window-opening pole.

Lenovo has a really gigantic Windows 8 tablet.

Although the interior is pleasant, highly flexible, and has magnificent views, notably of the cathedral, that desire for views means the upper galleries stick out of the building like airport pods with gigantic windows, breaking the nice curves of the roof and the uplift of the spire.

The Bohemians' garret apartment, framed by a gigantic casement window, must be the largest in Paris, for it takes up most of the Grosses Festspielhaus's stage, but the place is a mess.

Designed in 1932 by Marguerite Brunswig Staude (but not built until 1956), the chapel is sandwiched between soaring concrete walls that bookend a gigantic glass window with a 90-foot-tall cross.

Inside this gigantic show window is a lobby that is generous enough in size — and will, I trust, be well heated enough in winter — to take care of the largest possible intermission crowds with comfort and room to spare.

I love it!" Overseeing about a dozen workmen buzzing around the warehouse in T-shirts bearing the name of his company, Revelry, he stops to inspect a few gigantic French windows whose frames are being painted gold.

Their house-warming party was a concert in their "living room," which is 26 feet wide and 33 feet long with a 21-foot-high ceiling and four gigantic antique windows that look out on the Connecticut River Valley.