Sentence examples for lower windowsill from inspiring English sources

Homes built after 1950 had lower windowsill PbD compared with those built before 1950 (p < 0.001).

Floors were lifted 14 inches, thus lowering windowsills that had been set high to allow maximum light for the fine work being done at jewelers' benches.

Their big move was to raise the living room floor by almost a foot, which made the view more accessible and lowered the windowsills (which were replaced with three-inch-thick slabs of travertine) to a more graceful height.

But we can grow herbs in pots on a windowsill in a lower light level.

The windowsills were lowered, making the existing tall windows even larger, and several hundred new windows were cut into the west side of the building, where there were none.

Instead, about three million pounds were shipped to the Georgia Marble Company to be refashioned as windowsills and odd-shaped replacement pieces, called dutchmen, for use in the more visible lower parts of the facade.

"Windowsill" is more straightforward.

The windowsill is emerald.

The windowsill collection thrived.

Tracery of cigarette ashon this windowsill . . .

He crouched on the windowsill.