"They are pure magic, a one-of-a-kind window on Jewish immigrant culture in the United States," Mr. Isay said, noting that in the heyday of radio some 30 stations broadcast Jewish programming to listeners in New York.
"That kind of window is totally unacceptable," Tygart said.
And that process is a kind of window into their real character.
But every time a new kind of window on the universe has been opened there have been big surprises".
I was told by an architect that most carpenters today would find this kind of window difficult to make.
Had Orwell been Simon Mawer, he might have specified what kind of window pane he had in mind, where, when and in what lighting.
"What this does is provide a kind of window into this large, complex environment that was never before possible," Professor Sanderson said.
They provide some kind of window onto Arbus's working method while on commission, but with the exception of Marcella's portrait and one or two other pictures -- not a bad percentage, considering -- the photographs are uniformly routine and banal.
THE SALVATION ARMY created a different kind of window into its new chapel at 315 West 47th Street, working with the architect David L. Finci of the Hillier Group: glass panels on the doors that permit a view of services from the street, much like the plate-glass windows of the Army's Glory Shop, which stood at 161 West 49th Street until 1990.
"I think there is a traditional kind of window of two weeks, usually, that news organizations have considered a place at which you don't drop a bomb on a candidate because you want to have some time for a scandal to sort itself out," he said.
