Said car, a blue sedan that seemed to be missing windows and looked tattered if not burned-out, was seen hanging under a bridge in the Don Valley.
The depot was covered in graffiti and was missing windows.
Most of the houses are missing windows, and it clearly rains every time someone plays that piano.
The Lufkins remember rats, holes in the roof, dust, a wooden ceiling that was falling apart, missing windows, plaster walls that had rotted away to the bricks.
Moreover, it has been postulated that skeletal metastases are at risk of being missed because bone windows are underutilised in a radiologist's daily routine [ 7].
At the National Museum, now mostly an empty hulk a few miles outside Kabul, doors and windows are missing, as are parts of the roof and anything else that could be used for firewood.
Unfortunately the wind-driven airflow characteristics of this kind of windows are missing in the scientific literature.
The paint is peeling from the gym walls and the windows are missing panes of glass, but the punch bags and boxing gloves are new.
In the maternity ward where her daughter was born, the walls are jaggedly split down the middle, and their windows are missing chunks of glass, as if blown out by an explosion.
The BLUE-protocol and FALLS-protocol allow simplification of expert echocardiography, a clear advantage when correct cardiac windows are missing.
