Sentence examples for precarious window from inspiring English sources
Everest is covered with the detritus of expeditions which seize a precarious window of time, between the end of the winter winds and the coming of the monsoon, to follow the same narrow route up and down its vast faces.
I keep looking out the window, envisioning a precarious lake rushing at us, washing me away.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Precarious local condition of the right knee in a septic prosthesis loosening Open image in new window Fig. 2 A/P and L X-ray of a septic knee revision prosthesis loosening.
In the gallery's front window, she has built a precarious pyramid of a few hundred (unbroken) champagne glasses.
Yet from a plane window the town still has a marooned, precarious look, like a lone atoll at sea.
Nor has the Arsenal manager brought anybody into his squad at the age of 35, while his views on the precarious nature of doing business in the January transfer window are well-documented.
Other people sat in canoes, waiting to cart away doors, windows and piles of wood to be used elsewhere in this precarious community.
Corel's steadily eroding share price made the merger untenable, and the company, a leading proponent of the Linux alternative to the Windows operating system, is now examining other ways to strengthen its precarious cash position.
It's the key to gaining a crucial window into who the president is, as well as into the country's precarious future.
Continued use of a program or feature is precarious too: Apple put a back door in the iPhone to remotely delete installed applications and anotherin Windows enabled Microsoft to install software changes without asking permission.
