Sentence examples for hand a window from inspiring English sources

The country was under a military dictatorship at the time, torture and censorship were rife, and the dog-eared book was passed furtively from hand to hand, a window to a kind of freedom he and his fellow students could only dream about.

When the husband comes back to visit she puts her hand through a window and tries to cut her wrists.

Did I tell you his wrist injury was from putting his hand through a window last spring, though no one knows this.

She ran to a nearby building, raised her bloody hand to a window, and staffers let her in through a side door.

But floundering at the Connaught in Worthing, and humiliated by audience laughter when he put his hand through a window supposedly made of glass, he recognised that the theatre was not his metier and never went near the stage again.

Realizing then that these items must have been tossed out of one of the apartment's windows, I looked up in time to see a small hand from a window on the fourth floor thrusting a baby blue scarf out the window.

The Aconcagua boy's genome, on the other hand, is "a window to 500 years ago".

Mac, another friend of Doc, brings in Suzy, who has injured her hand breaking a window to steal some donuts.

See, it was a tour that had originally been cancelled because their drummer had put his hand through a window, the drummer who eventually died.

Diane tells him that when Marty was a fighter, people threatened to expose Marty's homosexuality, so he ended his career by putting his hand through a window and damaging it.

On the other hand, a political window begins with the search for a problem for an existing solution.