Across the street, a family could be observed, through a window, having their own screening.
Observing through a window, she explains, she never saw the faces of the condemned -- only her own reflection.
To the gallery witnesses observing through a window, the execution must appear routine, even dull.
The crack initiation and growth behaviors during the test were observed through a transparent window.
On the gurney, the inmate faces away from the darkened room where the doctor is observing through a partly closed window, the judge wrote.
"Would this have been easier for me had his death not been so public?" Austin asked, then answered, as if observing himself through a window: "Most people lose a parent, and it's private.
Sergio Leone's famous crane shot in "Once Upon a Time in the West" (1968), following Claudia Cardinale's arrival at a railroad station, observing her through a window, then rising seraphically over a roof to survey the wider scene, made audiences swoon, and not just because of Ennio Morricone's score.
In one mystical illustration, a pregnant woman lies in a bathtub, unaware of a group of spectators observing her through a window.
That morning, White House aides allowed reporters to observe through the windows of the Oval Office as Trump spoke by phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Described by the Times Literary Supplement as "one of the best poems of our time", the poem tells of the weddings that Larkin observed through the window of his carriage as his journey progressed one Saturday in June, the train picking up newly married couples on the way to the capital for their honeymoon.
In each die design melt flow in the confluent region and die land to the die exit was observed through side windows of a visualization cell.
