Sentence examples for high-end window from inspiring English sources

Rita Blake, who owns a company that makes what she described as "very, very, very high-end window treatments," said that a few handfuls of nuts had served as her dinner the previous night.

It was remodeled with top-of-the-line appliances, has a brand new kitchen, bathroom, roof, energy-efficient windows, doors and floors and high-end window treatments.

However, there are high-end Windows tablets with touch screens, better keyboards and better battery life, albeit they're not as thin or as light.

Ms. Brothers hoped the replacements would prevent drafts and save money, but she said she paid a "shocking sum" for "not even high-end" windows.

Despite its technical and financial strengths, the company faced growing competition in the 1990s from versions of so-called Wintel machines that used Microsoft Corporation's high-end Windows NT operating system and Intel Corporation's most-advanced Pentium microprocessors.

Two of which will be the long awaited new high-end Windows smartphones.

As for the loss of TouchID and the switch to facial recognition, switch on any mid- to high-end Windows 10 laptop.

The Nokia Lumia 620 is not a flagship smartphone — for high-end Windows Phone hardware, look to the Lumia 920 (or Samsung Ativ S).

It's been a long time coming, but Verizon Wireless customers should soon have another high-end Windows Phone 8 device to lust after.

It retains the same design language featured in Nokia's previous high-end Windows Phones (full disclosure: I still love the colorful, angular, polycarbonate chassis Nokia uses), and that said, it would be easy to mistake a 920 for one of its predecessors were it not for the new Windows Phone logo centered along the bottom edge of the screen.

With Aviion servers continuing to sell well, thanks to the company's strengths in both UNIX and high-end Windows NT (see NT or nothing ), and its Clariion storage systems sales outperforming best estimates (see Storing it for a rainy day ), Skates has reason to be optimistic about the future.