The third window represents 'the noble army of martyrs', with Archangel Gabriel at the top.
But this noble gold wreath, behind a glass window, was inspired by Etruscan work from 500 B.C.
There is room for several sculptural pieces, including "Window" by the late Jene Highstein, a noble piece of elm with a hallowed opening that draws the viewer in.
That's what everyone's been applauding, by the way – a flying death box that killed 14 people, seven of whom died for the noble and future-facing cause of a good media window.
It'd be lovely to open my window and shout "Leave them alone!" as a noble act of solidarity.
'Tis a pity that the noble Borchardt has suffered the Curse of the Dead-Brown Replacement Window.
When it does not work, our president, with the noblest intentions, will pick up another brick and find another window.
Ms. Schill's clothesline, which runs diagonally from her bathroom window to her living room window, has not done such noble service.
Outside his window Boy Scouts raised and lowered the flag mornings and evenings and he thought of how clean and noble they were and he thought of ghost-patients hovering in shadows and the bright cruelty of springtime roses.
