Sentence examples for in window of from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, May 25 , 1957P. 28 Sign in window of a Belmont, Mass.

Sign in window of a watch-repair shop on lower Third Avenue: "Twenty-four-hour service if necessary and possible".

Talk story about rooster kept in window of Haim Gabai's S.O.S. Locksmith shop on Seventh Ave .in Chelsea.

The New Yorker, February 20 , 1978P. 33 Talk story about rooster kept in window of Haim Gabai's S.O.S. Locksmith shop on Seventh Ave .in Chelsea.

The New Yorker, September 23 , 1950 P. 27Sign in window of the Woolworth's at 44th Street and Seventh Avenue: "Latest Style Antique Rings".

The New Yorker, February 2 , 1952P. 16 Sign recently displayed in window of Bogatin's Bar, Atlantic City: "Wanted--Piano Player Who Can Open Clams and Oysters".

At lunch, a fast-food menu — fancy hot dogs, sausage and peppers on a roll, wraps and the like ($2.50 to $4.75) — is offered in the dining areas and at the drive-in window of the bright yellow Gourmet Express catering truck in the restaurant's parking lot.

You're making it like hockey.' " On another day, Omaha slowly came to a broil under a glazy white sun while Gibson and I ran some early-morning errands in his car — a visit to his bank, a stop at the drive-in window of another bank, where he picked up the payroll checks for Gibby's — and wound up at the restaurant, where the daytime help greeted the boss cheerfully.

"I'm a great believer in windows of opportunity," he said.

Lights glitter in windows of the high cliff walls - the cleaning women are at work.

Lights began to appear in windows of buildings five minutes ahead of time.