Sentence examples for it has a window from inspiring English sources
The Norths now live in what used to be Belshe's home office; it has a window onto the living room which Belshe has covered with a tarp.
Tyco's new board is clear about who has authority over which transactions and, with three executives within the company reporting directly to it, has a window into day-to-day affairs.
A kitchen of any size, she said, is considered a room if it has a window and is enclosed by at least three sides, excluding a sides that contains an entranceway.
Aside from the discounts offered by some agencies, prices for a cruise cabin vary depending on a number of factors: the size of the cabin, whether it has a window or a balcony, which deck you are on (higher decks are usually more expensive) and whether you're toward the front or rear of the ship (which cost less than cabins in the middle, generally a more stable area of the ship).
It has a window looking out onto a deck that is a main thoroughfare and smokers' rendez-vous.
It had a window in the alcove and would require a gut renovation.
As long as the company pursued a focused approach in each foreign market, Winkler believed, it had a window of a few years to expand into multiple regions without appearing on the giants' radar screens.
I didn't use the upstairs bathroom because it had a window and I was certain bin Laden could break it and get inside.
The latest example: someone took a laptop in for repair – it had a Windows XP software problem – and got it back with a different hard drive: all his data had gone.
McPheters's company typically charges $6.50 per double-hung window, plus $2.50 if it has a storm window.
