Sentence examples for motel window from inspiring English sources

Where's all this history I've been hearing so much about?" "It didn't even look like a real ocean, just this big pool of distilled water -- clean but sterile... dead," Janet says of the ocean outside her motel window.

During the same period, his younger son, Piotr, developed severe manic depression and paranoia, and spent time in prison after firing a gun out of a motel window at an imaginary persecutor.

His very first story, in 2003, about an especially awkward love triangle, became his one-man show, My Girlfriend's Boyfriend, which enjoyed a successful run at the Soho Theatre in London; a later story, about a bizarre sleep disorder that at one point caused him to jump out of a motel window, was recently turned into a film, Sleepwalk With Me, in which he starred and directed.

A motel window serves as a mirror by reflecting Marion and Norman together.

Diagnosed with rapid eye movement behavior disorder, Birbiglia has gotten into all sorts of trouble sleepwalking, including running out of a second-story motel window.

Recently, a couple of wasted locals broke their own motel window, which seemed to shake Simon he called the police but, disconcertingly, they didn't come quickly enough.

But there was one aspect of the arrest that was bizarre even by the standards of Walter White's hometown: According to Fought, police confronted him with a Remotec ANDROS bomb-squad robot, using it to launch "chemical munitions" through the motel room window.

Mr. Reagan's illness forced the family to stop going to the ranch in the Santa Ynez mountains about three years ago, and Mrs. Reagan listed it for sale with Sotheby's for $5.95 million, a price that most locals dismissed as inflated, given the modest 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-foot motel-style whitewashedux-brick vinyl floor and generally Spartan feel.

On March 4, they begin taking up residence in a huge enclosure on stilts that resembles an economy motel, complete with windows.

There's the proprietor of the S&S Theater who has constructed a three-bedroom house behind the screen, and another owner who built a picture-window motel behind the projectionist's booth.

These caring kidnappers keep him in motel rooms whose windows are blacked out with cardboard; Alton can't go out in daylight and routinely wears swim goggles and earphones.