Perhaps that it centered on Sash, one of the least-interesting men on the show ever, increased its drab quality.
The front windows are typical 20th-century windows with six-over-one sash and have splayed wooden lintels and those on the first floor have raised center keystones.
You must get to this one by foot, bicycle or non-motorised boat but, when you do you'll be rewarded with a pitch on Sashes island beneath the towering Cliveden cliffs.
A half-dozen robust young factory workers, some wearing safety goggles, smile out of the image above the living room sofa; the one with the sash has just won a competition between different factories.
Just as Punch was introducing Arthur as his successor, one of the sash windows shot open, sending a blast of air into the room and knocking a photograph of the late Shah of Iran off a side table and onto the floor.
What title would be on his sash?
On the second floor, Ms. Van Lengen can throw open the window sash -- one of Jefferson's famous triple-sash windows, which can be used as doors -- to stroll across rooftop walkways that Jefferson designed so that professors could confer without mingling with students on the Lawn.
When it was our turn, we were led by a woman wearing a sash to one of a half-dozen booths, the curtain of which closed after we entered.
Ransome admitted to Bond that, after watching The Mikado, he had mentioned to his sister that he "liked the little one with the big sash best.
