Sentence examples for rising the window from inspiring English sources

Yet European intelligence officials and security experts warn that, with tensions between the West and Iran rising, the window of opportunity for the opposition to win concessions may be closing.

As latitude rises, the performance of window designs on the south orientation is getting better.

The rose window and the stained-glass windows along the sides of the sanctuary were taken out in the 1980s.

Smoke, in any event, began to rise around the windows after the car completed its second or third three-sixty.

The floodwaters had receded, but the line left behind around the house shows that the water rose above the windows.

The ground floor walls are almost entirely made of glass, the dunes rising up to the window ledges on the sides, giving the impression you are nestled within them.

It's morning and the sun is rising pink in the window.

In Chartres, for example, the five central windows of the choir clerestory and the north rose window are consecrated to the Virgin, the south rose window to the glorification of Christ, and the west rose window to the Last Judgment.

The rose window in the north transept portrays figures from the Old Testament.

Artists in turn have used the circle as shorthand for the divine: in mandalas, rose windows, the lotus pad of the Buddha, the halos of Christian saints.

The rose window over the altar was dedicated on Mother's Day 1956 in memory of Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, John D. Jr.'s wife.