Sentence examples for hallway window from inspiring English sources

Lisa could see them through the hallway window, taking things.

She and two sons, Kevin and Derrick Davenport, also threw wet rags to the family from a hallway window.

They would bind their sheets into a long braid, climb out a hallway window, the only one without bars, then rappel three stories to freedom.

But not tonight, it's too late, black middle of the night and I can't see her, can't sleep, and I write sentence after sentence, invisible as she is with no light from a hallway window, no early-morning glow that she passes through going or coming, no glimpse, no sighting, she's true and not true, a rumor, a story, a painting of Venus atop an oyster shell risen from the sea.

We somehow wound up roaming freely through a portion of the White House, admiring a giant stone bust of Abraham Lincoln and the view of the Rose Garden from a hallway window.

A single fluorescent bulb hung from the ceiling, but natural light came through frosted hallway windows.

Ms. Whittingham, after the Sambourne house tour, pointed to her book's early-1900s phofo ofernrn cases wedged into hallway windows at an asylum in London.

Walking from the elevator after we checked in, we could see ostrich, zebras, gemsbok, giraffes, cranes and big-horned African Watusi cattle from the hallway windows.

The prisoners take their spots before the doors open, so if you stand by one of the hallway windows, you can see rows of men waiting for their visitors.

Outdoor temperature ranged from 17 to 31°C, and hallway windows were open, providing passive ventilation, on all dates.

Ventilation within the hallways was primarily influenced by windows and doors to residential apartments; 12 of 34 (35%) buildings had open hallway windows during the time of the visit.